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Duplicate of Unit 3: Part 2
Duplicate of Unit 3: Part 2
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1
Roman Republic desired....
a monarchy
better trade
more structure within housing
more represented government
2
An increase in prices and a decline in the value of Roman money created
food shortages
reforms
Germanic invasions
inflation
3
Roman architects developed advanced building designs and construction techniques
True
False
4
What was the body of laws that served as the foundation for all future Roman laws called?
Twelve Tables
Law of Nations
Roman Constitution
Rule of Law
5
Caesar took control of the republic by
starting a civil war with Pompey
making peace with his rivals
winning support of the poor Romans
taking control of the Rubicon River
6
What do you call a guy with a rubber toe?
Ronny
Robby
Rubber Maid
Roberto
7
Which was a strength of the Athenians?
Many people were denied citizenship
They were incredible architectures
The navy protected trade
Empire was spread over a large area
8
The officials who enforced the law and collected taxes in ancient Greece...
ephors
generals
kings
helots
9
Using the map of Greece, what can you identify about Sparta?
It is in Turkey.
It is directly next to Athens.
It is located on the peninsula.
It is on the Southern mainland.
10
Who is known for this idea, "Government should protect the rights of individuals to make decision for themselves"
Homer
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
11
What is an example of Greek influence on Roman culture?
Romes plays
Roman statues
arches and domes
letter-like symbols
12
Which is a true statement about the lives of Roman women?
had more freedom with wealthy husbands
same rights
did not participate in Roman society
less power when Rome was an empire
13
Which was true about Greece?
The heat was mild
Mountains with poor soil
Desserts with poor soil
Too much water that caused flooding
14
Spartans were educated and trained to be...
soldiers
philosophers
lawyers
artists
15
During the Pax Romana...
Emperor Hadrian built the Colosseum
agriculture, industry, and trade flourished
the Empire decreased in power
textiles became the empire's most important industry
16
About how long did the Peloponnesian War last?
17 years
27 years
10 years
50 years
17
Rome conquered Italy by:
Treating everyone fairly
developing a flexible, strong army
Modeling their army after the Greeks
creating an alliance with the Etruscans
18
What is a rule of a few wealthy people called?
oligarchy
representative democracy
direct democracy
tyranny
19
Why did Greek colonies spread throughout the Mediterranean region?
Tyrants created many of them
Persia attacked mainland Greece
Population pressures caused them to develop
Pericles founded them
20
Why did Ancient Greecians look for other ways to use their skills and professions?
People could not successfully farm due to the poor soil
They all had to become soldiers
There were too many fishermen
They were all criminals
21
The development and use of metal coins in Ancient Greece provided:
More job opportunities
Better trade routes
Greeks and Romans unity
Greeks with a standard unit of value.
22
What is another word for reform?
Reprimand
Formation
Change
Consistent
23
Which of the following was a Persian King?
Xerxes
Alexander the Great
Pericles
Leonidas
24
Which was a strength of the Athenians?
Many people were denied decision making
Citizens controlled decision making
Empire was spread over a large area
They were incredible architectures
25
313 A.D. Emperor Constantine made Christianity legal and for the first time, they were allowed to openly worship
True
False
26
There are islands that are part of Athens.
True
False
27
Alexander the Great built cities in which areas?
Along the rivers
Mesopotamia
South Africa
Egypt, Asia Minor, and Persia
28
Plebeians forced the patricians to treat them more equally by
refusing to serve in the army
demanding that women be allowed to vote
electing more plebeians to the Senate
vetoing the law that did not allow plebeians and patricians to marry
