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4th Nine Weeks Review (Greece & Rome) 2425
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8th grade World History (Ancient World)
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1
The Greek goddess Athena inspired which Roman goddess?
Mabel
Minerva
Mercury
Mars
2
Tribunes (in Rome) had what power?
No Power
Unlimited Power
Voting Power
Veto Power
3
Women in Athens...
could vote
could own property
ran the home and family
spent most of their time outdoors
4
Punic Wars
Wars between Rome and Gaul
Wars between Rome and Greece
Wars between Rome and Spain
Wars between Rome and Carthage
5
The Parthenon lies above the city of Athens. It's a temple dedicated to which god?
Poseidon
Zeus
Athene
Ares
6
Greek and Roman gods
had the same worshippers
had different names
they had different personalities
had the same rituals
7
What ended the Republic?
The Republic
The Persians
Caesar becoming dictator and Augustus becoming Emperor
The Byzantine Emperor
8
Greek theaters were :
Not designed well for hearing
Built in hollowed-out hillsides
Covered by wooden roofs
Dark and Smoky
9
Define: Republic
having to do with being a citizen.
economic system which businesses compete with little government control.
gov't in which citizens rule themselves through elected represetnatives.
a government in which one person or small group holds complete authority.
10
Who were the Patricians?
People from outside of Rome
The common person; Member of the lower class
The privileged upper class of Ancient Rome
Slaves
11
Unlike women in Athens, women in Sparta...
had the most influence in the home
were equal to men
could not vote
could own property
12
Who ended the republic?
Julius Caesar
Justinian
Augustus
13
A lot of gladiators were slaves fighting for their lives.
False
True
14
How did Octavian become emperor?
He used his family name to gain power
He defeated his rival for power
He married the empress
Caesar crowned his empire before his death
15
The Greek god Ares became the Roman god...?
Venus
Mars
Neptune
Jupiter
16
Why did Rome go to war with Carthage
to control trade
To get more slaves
To free the slaves
to have more farmland
17
Alexander the Great turned back in India because his troops were homesick.
True
False
18
Alexander the Great
King of the Franks - crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope
Greekmathematician – “Father of Geometry”
King of Macedon. Empire stretched fromGreece to Indus River.
Founded Persian Empire by conqueringMesopotamia,Syria,&Judea
19
What were the Plebeians?
Upper Class People
Common Upper Class People
Common lower Class People with little power in Government
Lower Class People Who had Power in the Government
20
An oligarchy is a form of government that is ruled by
A single leader
A select few
No organized form of government
All citizens of a country
21
Tribunes in Rome were
judges
were chosen by the Senate
responsible for making laws
elected by the Council of Plebs to give plebeians a voice in government
22
Unlike the men in Athens, the men in Sparta____
learned how to farm and create weapons made of iron
had gatherings to discuss philosophy and politics
entered military training at age 7
23
Hippocrates first observed the human body & record the signs & symptoms of many diseases.
False
True
24
What is Mount Olympus?
The hill Achilles died on.
The site where the Trojan Horse was left.
The home of the gods in Greek mythology.
The largest mountain in Greece.
25
Roman art was influenced by
Greek Art
South American Art
Native American Art
Italian Art
26
Consuls in Rome:
interpreted laws
were the same as dictators
headed the government and military
made laws
27
Men in Sparta did ________ and men in Athens did_________
sports and education; military training
military training; sports and education
Blowing bubbles
military training; military training
28
Democracy in Athens...
Was praised by Plato
Offered social mobility to women
Let male citizens to vote on issues and participate in gov.
Required elected officials to be educated by philosophers
29
The Roman God Jupiter:
was a completely new god
was borrowed from the Greek God Zeus
was originally a Roman leader
30
Romulus and Remus
Mythical Founders of Egypt
Mythical Founders of the Mayans
Mythical Founders of London
Mythical Founders of Rome
31
The Roman God Neptune:
was borrowed from the Greek God Poseidon and was the God of the Sea
Was borrowed from the Greek God Poseidon and as the God of Atlantis
was borrowed from the Greek God Poseidon and was the God of Money
32
What was one characteristic of many examples of Greek statues?
lifelike
multi-colored
not very detailed
poorly made
33
Euclid and Pythagoras were
great philosophers
great inventors
great mathematicians
34
How did the general Hannibal surprise the Romans?
He burned their city to the ground.
He attacked their ships in the harbor.
He hired spies to pretend to be citizens.
He crossed the Alps with elephants.
35
Roman sculpture was
Realistic
Surreal
Abstract
Idealistic
