How was Augustus Caesar important to Rome?

He became the first emperor and was very successful

What did Greek society do that no previous society did?

They saw the common man as important

How did Greek religion show it's pride in man?

Gods were like humans - angry, jealous, and "sinful".

Why did the Greeks have time to develop philosophy, democracy, & advanced societies?

They already had enough food, wealth, and homes.

What is a surplus and what created one?

More than you need created by the Agricultural Revolution

How was Julius Caesar important to Rome?

He tried to declare himself dictator and was assassinated.

What type of government did Rome have?

Republic - citizens vote for representatives to run gov.

How did the Greek government show pride in the common man?

They had a democracy where the common man could vote

How did the Agricultural Revolution affect population?

It led to larger populations because there was enough food

What does rule of law look like?

Law is supreme - no one is above the law

Describe life in Paleolithic times.

Nomadic, Hunter/Gatherer, Little food

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1
How was Augustus Caesar important to Rome?
He started a chain of successful Taco Bells in Rome.
He was a Senator that wrote most of Rome's laws
He became the first emperor and was very successful
He became the first emperor but was overthrown
2
What did Greek society do that no previous society did?
A Taco Bell
They saw the common man as important
They had slaves in their society
They had Kings as rulers
3
How did Greek religion show it's pride in man?
Their gods were a mixture of human and animals.
They had a religion that punished man
Gods were like humans - angry, jealous, and "sinful".
The religion sacrificed humans
4
Trade/Specialization lead to cities - what is the first major empire that is created?
The Sumerians
The Egyptians
The City of Ur
The Americans
5
What event changed life from Paleolithic to Neolithic?
Democratic Revolution
Agricultural Taco Bell
Agricultural Revolution
Discovery of Fire
6
What did Moses do to free the Egyptians?
Unleashed the 10 plagues
Beat the Pharaoh in arm-wrestling
Defeated the Egyptians in warfare
Snuck them out in the middle of the night
7
What made Judaism different from other religions of the time?
It was monotheistic
It was bebetheistic
It was polytheistic
It was kamyszketheistic
8
Why did the Greeks have time to develop philosophy, democracy, & advanced societies?
Their leaders were better than others.
They were the first to have a chain of Taco Bells
They already had enough food, wealth, and homes.
They were much smarter than previous societies.
9
What is a surplus and what created one?
More than you need created by disease.
More than you need created by the Agricultural Revolution
Not enough created by greed
Not enough created by unlimited wants
10
How was Julius Caesar important to Rome?
He tried to declare himself dictator and was assassinated.
He tried to become dictator and became very rich.
He was a powerful Senator that wrote many laws.
He tried to become emperor but was voted out of office
11
What type of government did Rome have?
Democracy - citizens vote for representatives to run gov.
Republic - citizens vote for representatives to run gov.
Democracy - all citizens vote on all issues
Republic - all citizens vote on all issues
12
How did the Greek government show pride in the common man?
They had Republic where people voted for representatives.
They had a dictatorship that ruled over the common man
They had a communist economy that created equality
They had a democracy where the common man could vote
13
What did Moses give the Hebrews that became their main tenets?
The first Taco Bell
The 5 Pillars
The 10 Commandments
The Passover
14
Who enslaved the Hebrews?
The Egyptians
The Crocodile People
The Akkadians
The Sumerians
15
Who is the founder of Judaism?
Moses
Joseph
Jacob
Abraham
16
Moses was raised as an Egyptian but was actually a what?
Navajo
Hebrew
Akkadian
Tomboy
17
How did the Agricultural Revolution affect population?
It led to no change because no one liked the food
It led to larger populations because there was enough food
It led to smaller populations because of deaths in the field
It led to no change because everyone ate Taco Bell
18
What does rule of law look like?
Judges determine laws and punishments
Laws are up to the King
Law is supreme - no one is above the law
People don't follow laws
19
What are two results of the surplus from the Agricultural Revolution?
Taco Bells and more Taco Bells
Specialization and Irrigation systems
Trade and Immigration
Trade and Specialization
20
Describe life in Paleolithic times.
Empire, God-King, Slaves
Democracy, Taco Bell, Good music
Farming, Cities, Surplus
Nomadic, Hunter/Gatherer, Little food

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