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Ancient Civilizations, Religions, Greece and Rome
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1
Greece is geographically divided by -
the ocean
mountains
deserts
swamps
2
How much longer than the west did the eastern Roman empire last?
750 years
1000 years
1500 years
500 years
3
The "Pax Romana" or Roman Peace lasted for -
200 years
100 years
150 years
5 decades
4
How did the Romans spread their rule from Spain to Egypt?
conquest
the internet
trade
diplomacy
5
He helped Athens develop a democracy by opening all political offices to any citizen.
Plato
Pericles
Aristotle
Homer
6
Who was the Roman ruler who helped Christianity spread by making it legal in the Roman empire?
Caesar
Augusta
Constantine
Nero
7
What type of government did Sparta have?
monarchy
oligarchy
democracy
aristocracy
8
In which of these cities did we first see the development of democracy?
Rome
Athens
Sparta
Constantinople
9
The members of the landholding upper class were called -
monarchy
polis
plebians
patricians
10
Alexander the Great, who conquests spread Greek civilization throughout the known world, was the son of -
King George
King Richard
Pericles
King Phillip
11
This religion teaches that overcome suffering, people should rid themselves of desire by following the Eight-fold Path.
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
12
What did Greeks place on the acropolis?
public buildings
the theater
temples to their gods
the marketplace
13
The greatest legacy of Rome is its commitment to-
slavery
the rule of law
welcoming immigrants
expansion
14
Plato believed that the government should be run by -
the emperor
the plebians
a dictator
philosopher kings
15
These two large cities became maritime and mercantile powers.
Athens and Thebes
Corinth and Sparta
Athens and Corinth
Athens and Sparta
16
This religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama.
Taoism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
17
What was the name of the river that the Romans settled near?
Tiber
Nile
Tigress
Euphrates
18
This building in Rome featured the first dome.
The Vatican
Colosseum
Acropolis
Pantheon
19
This country is considered to be the foundation of Western culture.
France
Greece
Egypt
Rome
20
Who was Rome's first emperor?
Caesar
Romulus
Augusta
Remus
21
Widespread warfare, territorial expansion, and piracy all led to -
the growth of Hinduism
the growth of democracy
the growth of slavery
the decline of the republic
22
Which of the following means "rule by the people?"
republic
democracy
patrician
oligarchy
23
This religion requires its followers to make a pilgrimage to Mecca sometime during their life.
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
24
Homer's poems,
The Iliad
and
The Odyssey,
were about -
the Roman Empire
the Trojan War
Sparta
life in Greece
25
Who destroyed the Jewish temple that had been built by Solomon?
The Crusaders
The Greeks
The Muslims
The Romans
26
This religion teaches that everything is part of the unchanging, powerful force called Brahman.
Hinduism
Islam
Buddhism
Christianity
27
Which emperor was assassinated on the floor of the senate?
Augusta
Caesar
Octavious
Romulus
28
What is the Hebrews' most sacred text?
The Enlightenment
The Torah
The Talmud
The New Testament
29
Who was the playwright that introduced dialogue and interacting characters?
Aristotle
Plato
Aeschylus
Homer
30
Where did Buddhism begin?
China
Africa
Japan
India
31
Abraham is considered to be the father of -
Islam, Judaism, Christianity
Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism
Judaism, Islam, Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, Buhhdism