Lambert's Pre-AP World History Ch. 4

What kind of democracy was prominent in the classical Mediterranean world?

The Roman Empire generally tolerated local politicians and religions.

What were the consequences, for both sides, of the encounter between Persia and Greece?

Which two city-states emerged as leaders in classical Greece?

How did Persian and Greek civilizations differ in their political organization and values?

What changes did Alexander's conquests bring in their wake?

How did religions of the classical era define the purposes of human life?

The Greek "genius" was in...

The reigning political institution of ancient Greece was...

Who gained control of Rome and effectively ended the republic era?

Augustus was the first Roman emperor.

In what particular field, did the Greeks make especially notable advances?

What war(s) led to the Roman conquest which spread to north Africa after defeating Carthage?

What is primarily responsible for the rise to greatness of the Roman Empire?

What were the two leaders of the executive branch of Rome's republic called?

The Roman "genius" was in...

What 2 countries surpassed the Mediterranean with their production of agricultural technology?

How did some semi-democratic governments emerge in some Greek City-States?

Greek interest in rationality translated into the study of the physical environment.

What's your comfort level on this test that you'll take tomorrow.

What are the distinctive features of the Greek intellectual tradition?

What did the Roman senate consist of?

Roman slaves were used in all of the ways EXCEPT:

Which Greek philosopher believed that humans could approach understandings of perfect forms?

How did Rome grow from a single city to the center of a huge empire?