6th Grade History Final

Means Soldiers on horseback (Entry 341)

To give special importance or prominence to (something) in speaking or writing. (Entry 336)

Which is NOT Architectural elements from the Romans? (Entry 403)

What was the word on the word wall for this definition: a few wealthy people hold power over a larger group of citizens

The action or process of a new method, idea, product, etc (Entry 369)

Only WOMEN of wealthy families went to school, and only women of wealthy families gained rights. (Entry 394)

How old was Alexander the Great when he died? (Entry 342)

What city did Alexander the Great found in Egypt? (Entry 342) 

A unit of 3,000–6,000 men in the ancient Roman army. (Entry 361)

By 1000 C.E., every free person in the empire was considered a Roman citizen. A network of paved roads was built through

A form of government in which citizens elect their leader. (Entry 357)

Who was Rome NOT settled by? (Entry 358)

He was a scientist and inventor who found the value of pi, which is used to measure the area of circles. (Entry 354)

Who was the Wife/Sister (I know...its gross) of Zeus? (Entry 299)

Where was the Delos League located? (Entry 337)

Take Part (Entry 402)

What did the Greeks send to those who suffered under Persian rule? (Entry 325)

Who became the first Emperor of the Roman Empire (Entry 382)

A farmer, fulfilled his civic duty when he was called to rule as dictator during an emergency. (Entry 366)

What is An action that is part of a religious ceremony. (Entry 302)

Relating to Byzantium (now Istanbul), the Byzantine Empire, or the Eastern Orthodox Church. (Entry 406)

Who brought an era of peace to Rome, called Pax Romana, which lasted nearly 200 years. (Entry 386)

General Sulla named himself dictator of Rome; conflict raged in Rome for the next _____ years. (Entry 374)

What types of Animals is General Hannibal take over the Alps to attack Rome? (Entry 370)

Large farming estates. (Entry 373)

Refers to when the Greek culture spread to non-Greek peoples that Alexander conquered. (Entry 345) 

Governor to oversee Rome’s Provinces (Entry 385)

Who is the God of the Underworld? (Entry 299)

The philosophical idea that finding happiness is the goal of life. (Entry 349)

Which River is Rome built along? (Entry 358)

Roman ideas influenced the early Byzantine Empire but faded as Greek and other cultures blended to form the Byzantine ci

According to the video, what years did the Hellenistic Era occur? 

Who were the two lovers, who fought against Augustus (Octavious), lost the battle and committed Suicide? (Pictures from

What city was the largest in the mediterranean world? (Entry 346)

Political changes to make things better. (Entry 397)

Which is not one of the four Hellenistic Kingdoms? (Map key)

The Persian Empire was at its largest during the______? (Entry 321)

After the Pax Romana, Rome experienced civil war for about ________ years. The army grew stronger as the government weak

What age did Spartan women have to pass their fitness test? (Entry 289)

Which is NOT the rights of the accused in both the Roman time and modern US. 

A member of the lower social classes (Entry 365)

Ancient Roman ideas that influence the United States today include architecture, literature, language, government, relig

Who was the King of the Gods, According to Greek Religion? (Entry 299)

Word that means Having Enough (Entry 333)

An armed combatant who entertained audiences in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire in violent confrontations with other

The unemployed moved into cities, but enslaved people there did most of the work; a “bread and circuses” policy was used

The Byzantine Empire lost most of its _____ land after Justinian died. (Entry 411)

Which is NOT one of the Three types of Greek Literature? (Entry 309)

For the first ___years, the Roman Republic fought many wars and built a strong army with advanced weaponry and new milit

Adapted for use with the specified application or system. (Entry 381)

What did Athenian men NOT work as in daily life? (Entry 334) 

What is the name of the "new' religion in Persia around 600 BCE? (Entry 321)

Augustus created a permanent army of 150,000 soldiers, developed programs to help poor people, and reformed Rome’s legal

Justinian and Theodora created the Justinian Code, a simplified code of laws; most of today’s western legal systems are

Caesar’s enemies, led by senators Cassius and _____, feared his growing power and killed him. (Entry 378)

A series of ______ “good emperors” helped Rome grow and prosper through public works programs and social and economic re

A political group of three people who share equal power. (Entry 377)

An artificial channel for conveying water, typically in the form of a bridge across a valley or other gap. (Entry 389)

An aristocrat or nobleman. (Entry 365)

How many Punic Wars were there? (Entry 370)

The Western Roman Empire fell when Odoacer, a Germanic general, overthrew the last Roman emperor in _______ and took con

_______formed a partnership with two other army generals to rule Rome, called First Triumvirate.(Entry 378)

Roman Peace (Entry 385)

The endurance of pain or hardship without the display of feelings and without complaint. (Entry 353)

Patterns or pictures made from small pieces of colored glass or stone (Entry 410)

After the Roman Empire was divided in ____,the eastern half became the Byzantine Empire. (Entry 407)

What was the original length of a marathon? (Entry 324) 

Which of the following did NOT make up Rome’s population? (Entry 394)

In every conquered region, the ______ built military towns and a network of roads used by the armies. (Entry 362)

Which is NOT one of the ancient Greek ideals for works of art? (Entry 308)