What were the significance of the broad plains in Rome?

Easier to travel, Sustain a larger population

What was the outcome of the third Punic War?

Rome enslaves many Carthage citizens

Which title best completes the partial outline below?

Characteristics of Ancient Greece

How did the Mediterranean Sea affect Greek Culture?

They traded a lot, They were great shipbuilders

Allowed Christians to worship freely without persecution

What is a city-state?

An independent city and its surrounding land

How did the 3rd Punic war end

The Roman army captured and destroyed the city of Carthage.

Which is a true statement about crucifixion?

It was used as a warning, It was a slow, painful, public death

What is Hellenistic Culture a combination of?

Egyptian, Persian, Greek, and Indian

Why was Jesus persecuted?

He was seen as a danger to Rome

What is NOT an example of Rome gaining power in the Punic Wars?

Unifying the empire with Christianity

What is the significance of the Punic Wars?

Rome officially became the superpower of the area

What is significant about the island of Sicily to Rome?

Sicily was in the center of trade

Which generalization about the Roman Empire can be made based on the information shown in this chart?

Expansion of the empire provided access to varied trade goods.

What was one effect of Alexander the Great’s conquests?

expansion of Hellenistic culture

Sparta is remembered for____________________

It's military, oligarchy, and throwing babies in gorges

What does persecute mean?

Ill-treatment of someone based on religious beliefs

How did Carthage and Rome begin disliking each other?

They had to protect their allies

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Greece and Rome Assessment

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1
About how much of the Roman population were slaves?
1/3
40%
25%
1/2
2
Which is NOT a geographic feature in Rome?
The Apennines
Himalayan Mountains
Tiber River
Italian Peninsula
3
The Hellenistic culture, associated with the rule of Alexander the Great, developed as a result of
embargoes
ethnocentrism
cultural diffusion
direct democracy
4
What were the significance of the broad plains in Rome?
Helped with fishing
Easier to travel
Had a lot of metal resources
Sustain a larger population
5
What was the outcome of the third Punic War?
Rome enslaves many Carthage citizens
Egypt gives territory to Rome
Rome forms an alliance with the Greeks
Carthage defeats Rome
6
Which title best completes the partial outline below?
Attributes of Indus Valley Civilizations
Traits of Ancient China
Characteristics of Ancient Greece
Features of Gupta Empire
7
Who influenced Rome?
Romans
Etruscans
Greece
Carthage
8
What are the main 2 mountain ranges located on the Italian peninsula?
Appalachian Mountains and Alps
Rocky Mountains and Andes Mountains
Alps and Apennine Mountains
Himalayan Mountains and Rocky Mountains
9
In a comparison of the ancient cities of Athens and Sparta, Sparta placed more emphasis on
human rights
education
family order
military
10
What historical circumstance led to Rome gaining the most power?
Punic Wars
Christianity
Trade
Alliances
11
How did the Mediterranean Sea affect Greek Culture?
They traded a lot
They were great shipbuilders
They were not good sailors
They were great farmers
12
How did Christianity Spread?
Was forced by the government
Through education during the golden ages
Through missionaries
Through trade Networks
13
Sparta: encouraged young soldiers in training to steal, but not get caught
False
True
14
Who converted all of Rome to Christianity?
Emperor Nero
Emperor Shi Huangdi
Emperor Constantine
Emperor Augustus
15
The Edict of Milan
Forbade all forms of Christianity
Made Christianity the official Church of Rome
Made practicing Roman Religions a sin.
Allowed Christians to worship freely without persecution
16
Which continent is Greece located on?
Europe
Asia
North America
Africa
17
I am part of the elite Roman society. Who am I?
Plebian
Patrician
Slave
All of these answers
18
What is NOT a characteristic of the Pax Romana?
Increase in the building of highways and expanding land
Establishing important buildings like the aqueduct and Colosseum
A time where Rome had the least amount of wars
Creation of democracy
19
Who was Spartacus?
A Chinese Emperor
A gladiator and slave
A slave and a preist
A Buddhist
20
What is a city-state?
An independent city and its surrounding land
A city that has a king as a ruler
A greek city
Another name for an empire
21
Slaves did not exist in the Roman Empire.
True
False
22
Carthage won the Punic Wars
True
False
23
Why did Romans publicly execute people?
To make sure people betray Rome
To show peace in Roman society
To hide the horrors of Rome
To send a message
24
Golden Ages are a time period where stability, wealth, and achievement were at their highest
False
True
25
Greece is surrounded by the:
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Bay of Biscay
Atlantic Ocean
26
How did the 3rd Punic war end
Carthage surrendered and there was a treaty.
Carthage invaded Rome and destroyed it.
Both sides wiped each other out.
The Roman army captured and destroyed the city of Carthage.
27
Why is Spartacus famous?
He led a slave revolt
he killed Marcus Crassus
He was a great Gladiator
He won his freedom
28
Which geographic feature encouraged the rise of independent city-states in ancient Greece?
numerous ports
navigable rivers
broad plains
mountain ranges
29
The terrain (land) of Greece has...
lots of hills and mountains
lots of plains and plateaus
rocky and dry deserts
a giant, tropical basin
30
Which is a true statement about crucifixion?
It was only for people who were religiously persecuted
It was used as a warning
It was a slow, painful, public death
It was a punishment that was only during the Middle Ages
31
Who founded Rome
Romulus
Blake
Romulus & Remus
Remus
32
What is Hellenistic Culture a combination of?
Egyptian, Persian, Greek, and Indian
Roman, Carthage, Greek, and Indian
Egyptian, Roman, Greek, and Indian
Egyptian, Persian, Greek, and French
33
What is an example of a Roman achievement?
Trading
Alphabet
Aqueducts
Wheel
34
Why was Jesus persecuted?
Jesus found corruption in the government
He was trying to free slaves
He was seen as a danger to Rome
He believed in Christianity
35
What is NOT an example of Rome gaining power in the Punic Wars?
Building their navy to beat Carthage
Gaining the island of Sicily
Destroying the capital of Carthage
Unifying the empire with Christianity
36
The story of Romulus and Remus is factual and has historical evidence to be true
True
False
37
What is the significance of the Punic Wars?
Athens won over Sparta and became the capital of Greece
Rome officially became the superpower of the area
Carthage gained power and won Roman land
Sicily became their own independent country
38
Who persecuted Jesus?
Holy Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Qin Dynasty
Roman Empire
39
Which is NOT a way an empire can gain, consolidate, or maintain power?
Get rid of rivals inside or outside the empire
Spreading culture like religion, art, and ways of life
Expand territories and create new innovations
Disunity within the empire
40
Jesus was Jewish
True
False
41
The Roman Peace was called what?
Ramona Pax
Pax Italia
Pax Romana
Orion Pax
42
What is significant about the island of Sicily to Rome?
It had holy sites for Christianity
Sicily was in the center of trade
It was where the capital of Carthage was
It was the sacred land where Romulus and Remus was born
43
Which generalization about the Roman Empire can be made based on the information shown in this chart?
Expansion of the empire provided access to varied trade goods.
Rome traded only within the empire.
Olive oil was the most important of the Roman trade goods.
Conquered areas were required to build structures with marble from Greece.
44
Define Edict
A group that attends an important person
To charge with a crime; accuse
A declaration of opinion; judgement
An official order
45
What was one effect of Alexander the Great’s conquests?
expansion of Hellenistic culture
increased support of the Mayan leaders
decreased importance of the Silk Roads
formation of the Christian church
46
Define: Archipelago
Chain of islands
Mountains
A Peninsula
A city-state
47
Sparta is remembered for____________________
An elite navy
It's military, oligarchy, and throwing babies in gorges
Education and literature
food and wine
48
What does persecute mean?
Ill-treatment of someone based on religious beliefs
To send someone to jail
To kill someone
To believe in a different religion
49
Where was Alexander the Great from?
Macedonia
Alexandria
Rome
Greece
50
How did Carthage and Rome begin disliking each other?
Because Rome attacked Carthage
Rome had the stronger navy competing with Carthage
They had to protect their allies
They wanted Sicily because of resources

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