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Classical Greece and Rome
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Global History I
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The Golden Age of Greece was a time when
war and chaos
advances in science
trade and commerce declined
Christianity spread
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The Golden Age of the Roman Empire is called the
juris prudence
Pax Romana
Circus Maximus
Punic Wars
3
During the early years of Rome they believed in gods such as Venus, Mars and Jupiter.
engineering
ethnocentrism
polytheism
monotheism
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This remarkable Roman engineering feat supplied cities with fresh water
domes
Pantheon
roads
aqueducts
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One of Rome's greatest achievements it applied to all people and created a stable Roman Empire
math
law
art
science
6
Paul spread Christianity by using Roman
roads
aqueducts
Colosseums
Senators
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What type of government is ruled by a few men?
democracy
theocracy
republic
oligarchy
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This leader spread Greek culture throughout the regions he conquered
Hippocrates
Alexander the Great
Pythagorus
Euclid
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Political effect of Greece's geography
the United States of Greece
a large empire
many city states
a Republic
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Judaism and Christianity are similar because they
are monotheistic
promote the practice of polygamy
base their beliefs on the Koran
stress belief in reincarnation
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In this Greek city state, at the age of 7 boys trained for a lifetime in the military
Sparta
Ithaca
Troy
Athens
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How did the Mountains impact the Roman civilization?
It helped create different city-states in the Roman empire
It provided them with food
It provided entertainment for the Romans
It provided them with protection against invaders
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In this type of government male citizens take part in decision making?
aristocracy
republic
direct democrarcy
monarchy
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Founder of Christianity
Buddha
Abraham
Jesus
Confucius
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The great Democratic leader of Athens was
Pericles
Hercules
Alexander the Great
Socrates
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What new religion did Rome adopt in 393 ad?
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
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How did the geography of the Italian peninsula influence the development of the Roman Empire?
The peninsula helped Rome control the Mediterranean
The harsh climate prevented agricultural production
The unnavigable rivers protected the Romans from invaders
The lengthy, rugged seacoast encouraged frequent invasions