Unit 2: Greece and Rome

A government in which the people have the power to vote for their leaders is called...

Who is this clown? (thought he was Hercules, fought in the Colosseum, poisoned)

Hellenism is the blending of

Which Greek city-state focused entirely on its military?

Consuls had the power to veto

Why did Hebrews refuse to respect the Roman gods, as was required

Which emperor divided Rome into two?

Which emperor persecuted Christians

There are two of these: one in charge of the army, one in charge of administration

Which of the following is the "rich people" in Roman society

Which Greek city-state introduced Democracy?

Which philosopher tutored Alexander the Great

Inflation means money is worth less

Which philosopher was charged with "corrupting the youth?"

Roman mythology and religion was based on

Who issued the Edict of Milan

Who would the Romans appoint in times of emergency?

Who was the first emperor of Rome?

The Edict of Milan issued freedoms and equal rights to

Christians were punished by

Which contributed to the fall of the Roman REPUBLIC

Alexandria, Egypt would become important, why?

What made it nearly impossible to unify Greece?

Which of the following is a cause of the fall of the Roman EMPIRE

Overall, which religion had a major impact on the Roman Empire

The eastern half of the Roman Empire would exist for 1000 more years, what is its name?

Who can be seen as the opposite of Constantine

Who could vote in Athens?

Why were Christians seen as criminals

Which philosopher hated democracy?

What made it possible for King Phillip II to finally unify Greece?

Which body of water served as a major significance for Rome

Who might Christianity appeal to

Once Rome was split into two, the eastern half was

Which leader transformed Rome from a Republic to a dictatorship

What is the correct order of the philosophers

The fall of Rome was