Which of the following aspects of Greek culture did the Romans (and later civilizations) adopt?

architectural styles like the use of the column

What was Hellenistic Culture

Greek Culture Spread by Alexander the Great

The Hindu Caste System meant...

people were born into their caste for life.

Societies, Plato, and Aristotle helped advance human thinking by teaching that

Reason and logic could be used to understand the Universe.

How did Christianity Spread?

Christianity appealed to everyone; man, woman, young, old,

Athens was a ______ and that meant ______?

Democracy, all male citizens could vote.

What was the effect of the Silk Roads

The exchange of goods from China to Europe

the Han and Romans were similar in that

they developed extensive trade networks

what were similar about the Romans and Persians.

They built extensive road systems to move troops, and trade.

Ancient Athenians served as a model for Western Civilization because they belived in...

Participation in government before individual interests

One way in which the actions of Cyrus the Great and Alexander the Great were similar was that

Conquered neighboring peoples for vast empires

What were some accomplishments of the Qin Emperor

Standardized coins, measurements, and law

Tyranny is government...

under someone who has seized control of the government

What does a direct democracy mean?

All people vote for every decision

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1
Which of the following aspects of Greek culture did the Romans (and later civilizations) adopt?
the use of aqueducts to bring fresh water to the city
the formation of satrapies to govern their extensive empire.
architectural styles like the use of the column
Zoroastrianism as the official religion of the empire
2
What was Hellenistic Culture
Rome's cultural flowering
The height of the Persian Empire
Greek Culture Spread by Alexander the Great
The cultural blend on the Silk Roads
3
The Hindu Caste System meant...
people were born into their caste for life.
People could climb the social ladder on their own skills
You could buy your way into higher castes
occupation was determined by gender
4
Societies, Plato, and Aristotle helped advance human thinking by teaching that
That there was a single God of the Universe
Humans must fallow the 8 fold path
Reason and logic could be used to understand the Universe.
That humans should focus on art and not science.
5
How did Christianity Spread?
Christianity appealed to everyone; man, woman, young, old,
Julius Ceaser formally converted and spreaded the faith
through bloody war in the name of Jesus
Rome had long practiced Christianity
6
What are similarities between the fall of the Roman and Han Empires
Both due to outside invaders
Both were conquered by the Mongles
Their fall led to the rise of greater prosperity
They have no similarities.
7
What is an example of an oligarchy
a single queen
an elected assembly
A council of a few leaders
a conquer
8
What is this Picture?
a Colosseum
a Wall
Bridge
an Aqueduct
9
Athens was a ______ and that meant ______?
Democracy, all male citizens could vote.
an Oligarchy, all male citizens could vote.
a Democracy, and was ruled by an elected king
Monarchy, it was a Tyranny
10
The "fall of Rome" was
the eruption of mount Vesuvius
a fire made by Emperor Nero
the end of Roman civilization
The end of the Han
11
What was the record of Roman law
The US Constitution
the Twelve Tables
The Twenty Tables
the Manga Carta
12
What was the effect of the Silk Roads
they were the main highways of the Roman Empire
They connected Europe to their colonies in the Americas
The exchange of goods from China to Europe
They were sea lanes spanning the Pacific Ocean
13
Ruled by the wealthy landlords means...
Aristocracy
Tyranny
Democracy
Oligarchy
14
which civilization built marble temples and statues of athletes with ideal forms?
Maurya
Persia
Greece
Zhou
15
The Chinese Emperor was what government
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
Monarchy
Democracy
16
Who were the mythical founder(s) of Rome
Abraham and Sarah
Ashoka
Emperor Qin
Romulus and Remus
17
the Han and Romans were similar in that
they both developed aqueducts
they adopted Judaism
they developed extensive trade networks
They saw each other as rivals
18
What geographical factor made in difficult for the Greek city-states to unite?
Mountains and seas
extensive rivers
frequent earthquakes
The open prairies
19
Athens was the birth place of Democracy
True
False
20
what were similar about the Romans and Persians.
They spoke the same language
Cyrus founded both Empires.
They built extensive road systems to move troops, and trade.
Their Capital was in Rome
21
How did Alexander the Great conquer such a vast territory
he showed respect for the cultures he conquered
all of the above
he honored the religions of the Egyptians and Persians
spread Greek ideas, establishing marketplaces, and temples
22
Ancient Athenians served as a model for Western Civilization because they belived in...
Religious training before artistic interests
Physical fitness
Participation in government before individual interests
Military Service for all citizens
23
Who is the Father of History
Lou zu
Herodotus
Abraham
Aristotle
24
What civilization created this?
Greece
Egypt
Gupta
Rome
25
Who built the Colosseum
the Han
Perisa
Greece
Rome
26
One way in which the actions of Cyrus the Great and Alexander the Great were similar was that
Issued written constitutions and defined rights of citizens
Conquered neighboring peoples for vast empires
Refused to grant religious freedom
introduced basic human rights
27
What were some accomplishments of the Qin Emperor
Transitioned China to use and alphabet
Spread Confucianism throughout the empire
First Chinese Emperor to convert to Hinduism
Standardized coins, measurements, and law
28
Tyranny is government...
an inherited monarchy
under someone who has seized control of the government
rule under the oldest female citizen
a fairly elected assembly
29
the concept of the Mandate of Haven was sometimes used to justify
Rebellion
reincarnation
Taxation
Monotheism
30
which society was the first to practice direct democracy?
Allen
Athens
Empire of Alexander the Great
Sparta
31
What is this picture?
The Colosseum
The Pantheon
an Aqueduct
The Great Wall on China
32
Emperor Constantine ended persecution of Christians with the
the Diocletian Reforms
the Edict of Milan.
the Conflict of Orders.
the Act of Toleration.
33
What does a direct democracy mean?
None of the above
a queen rules with the consent of all the people
Power is controlled by elected officials
All people vote for every decision
34
Who founded the Persian Empire?
Siddhartha Gautama
Cyrus the great
Romulus
Jesus

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