What did Latin develop into?

Latin languages developed into Romance Languages

Which statement about the writing form used in Mesopotamia is correct?

Cuneiform script was used to produce literary works

Which person is involved in a barter economy?

a gardener trimming a fruit tree in exchange for fruit

Which defines the term empire?

a state containing several countries or territories

the religion of the people of India

In Rome the Pax Romana means...

a period of peace and proseperity in the empire

What event occurred on the Ides of MARCH?

on MARCH 15th senators killed Julius Caesar

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1
What were the laws of Israelites given to Moses by Yahweh (God)?
Ten Commandments
Hammurabi'c Code
Reformation
Feudal System
2
Government ruled by a king and/or queen
monarchy
dynasty
lordship
caste system
3
Ramses, Tutankhamen, Hatshepsut
Sumerians
Greeks
Egyptians
Chaldeans
4
Juno, Jupiter, Mars, Minerva
What are planets in the solar system
What are Planets
What are Roman gods
What are Greek gods
5
Philosophers, taught people to think for themselves
Socrates and Aristotle
Buddha and Siddhartha
Ramses and Hatshepsut
Ferdinand and Isabella
6
What was the Egyptian writing and paper?
Papyrus / Reeds
Hieroglyphics / Papyrus
Stone / Sand
Pyramid walls / Hieroglyphics
7
What did Latin develop into?
Latin languages developed into Romance Languages
Latin languages developed into Roman languages
8
What action helped the establishment of permanent settlements?
Development of farming
Written languages
Invention of the wheel
New weapons technology
9
Which statement about the writing form used in Mesopotamia is correct?
Romance languages were used among trade merchants
Hieroglyphics were used to document tribal traditions
Cuneiform script was used to produce literary works
Latin was used to conduct religious services
10
What was the period of PEACE and non-major warring called in Rome?
Pax-Romana
peace
all about peace
peaceful
11
Identify the Roman leader who seized power from the Senate and became dictator for life
Paul
Marc Anthony
Peter
Julius Caesar
12
How did Romans use aqueducts?
to make concrete for building
to move troops to areas of war
to bring water to their cities
to drain water and create new land
13
Greek mythology is the collection of stories about
Greek architecture
Greek gods and heroes
Greek History
Greek art
14
What are the Epics works of Homer describing the Trojan War?
Magna Carta
Ten Commandments
The Iliad and Odyssey
The Renaissance Revolt
15
Government in which a few wealthy people rule
Republic
Aristocrats
Oligarchy
Theocracy
16
Which person is involved in a barter economy?
a rancher purchasing tools with earning from cattle
a farmer selling wheat in order to purchase clothing
a gardener trimming a fruit tree in exchange for fruit
a tailor buying supplies with profits from last month
17
Jesus Christ / Paul
Confucianism
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
18
The culture that draws its features from ancient Rome and Greece is called:
Greco-Roman
Gracious-Romo
19
Hammurabi, Sargon
Rome
China
India
Sumerian
20
Which defines the term empire?
a country that is surrounded by another country
a state containing several countries or territories
a territory controlled by another nation
a country that has survived a civil war
21
As villages evolved into cities, the people
became more isolated
developed series of written codes
began specialized labor
relied increasingly on hunting
22
Who expanded the Greek empire, united people, and founded cities?
Marco Polo
William the Conqueror
Joan of Arc
Alexander the Great
23
Hinduism means...
the religion of the people of India
the youngest religion in the world
the religion people used in Asia
many gods
24
In Rome the Pax Romana means...
a period of peace and proseperity in the empire
a period when Rome's economy shrank
a time when many emperors failed
a time when the army ruled Rome
25
What is the Mandate of Heaven?
the Son of Heaven keeping rule
Warlords sharing power with the emperor
the Son of Heaven loosing rule
Warlords gaining power
26
Nebuchadnezzar
Hebrews
Greeks
Persians
Chaldeans
27
Where did the Latin language originate?
Italy
Spain
Greece
Germany
28
What event occurred on the Ides of MARCH?
on Monday May 15th someone was killed
on MARCH 15th senators killed Julius Caesar
on Monday someone important was killed
on MAY 15th politicians killed a Julius Caesar
29
another word for Brahmins (ancient India)
farmers/laborers
landowner
ruler/warrior
priests
30
Government where all people vote on issues
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Republic
Monarchy
31
A city that existed for a century would be described as lasting for...
100 years
10 years
1 year
1,000 years
32
Odysseus, Pericles, Xerxes
Greek
Asian
Egyptian
Roman
33
What was Plato's school of philosophy called?
the Stoics
the Library
the Academy
the Platonics
34
Siddhartha Gautama
Confucianism
Buddhism
Judaism
Protestant Christianity
35
Julius Ceasar, Octavian, Diocletain
Vikings
Egyptians
Greeks
Romans

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