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The use of Roman arches in Spain is an example of...
Isolation
Feudalism
Cultural Diffusion
Zionism
2
A time period of political stability, properity, and creativity:
Pax Romana
Punic Wars
World War 2
Middle Ages
3
Which is NOT a part of Hellenistic Culture?
Greek
Persian
Indian
Chinese
4
Which was NOT a cause to the fall of Rome?
Pride in the military
Gap between rich and poor
Corrupt Rulers
Germanic Invasions
5
Which is NOT a contribution of the ancient Greeks?
Arches
Theater
Democracy
Columns
6
Which civilization is linked to Pericles, the Parthenon, Democracy, and Philosophy?
Roman
Greek
Indian
Chinese
7
What do Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle have in common?
They are emperors
They are philosophers
They are senators
They are gods
8
Which type of government is associated with Ancient Athens?
Republic
Democracy
Monarchy
Tyranny
9
What innovation allowed the Romans to keep their empire organized an unified?
Arches
Circus Maximus
Roads
Aqueducts
10
Hellenistic Culture is an example of
Socratic Method
Civil Law
Direct Democracy
Cultural Diffusion
11
Which type of government is controlled by a small group from the wealthy landowning class?
Monarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
12
What type of feature is a barrier to life in Greece?
Lakes
Rivers
Mountains
Volcanoes
13
What is the questioning process that seeks to gain truth?
Alexanders Questioning
Roman Rehtoric
Iliads Ideas
Socratic Method
14
Which terms best describes Roman architecture?
Grand or mighty
Moderate or medium
Weird or funky
Small or tiny
15
Which president was assassinated in Buffalo NY?
Clinton
McKinley
Cleveland
Roosevelt
16
Who is number 14 for the Buffalo Bills?
Josh Allen
Dawson Knox
Emmanuel Sanders
Stefon Diggs
17
What is the name of the eastern half of the Roman Empire (after it fell)?
Baltic empire
Bubonic Empire
Byzantine Empire
Babylonian Empire
18
The Incas and the Romans were best known for...
Roads
Sanskrit
Gunpowder
Mummification
19
Creative, educated, artistic, democractic:
Athens
Sparta
20
Which type of government is characterized by rule being shared by a small group of people?
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Republic
Tyranny
21
The Statue of Liberty is a gift from which country?
France
Canada
Spain
England
22
What is this?
Great Wall of China
Parthenon
Coliseum
Sistine Chapel
23
Did ancient Greece and Rome influence Western Civilization?
No
Yes
24
Roman Laws:
Hammurabi's Code
Code of Bushido
Twelve Tables
Ten Commandments
25
What is Arithmophobia?
Fear of Numbers
Fear of Flowers
Fear of Social Studies
Fear of Rhythm
26
What is the city state of Sparta best known for?
Art
Education
Military
Democracy
27
Which leader is responsible for Hellenistic Culture?
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Homer
Socrates
28
Which civilization is known for roads, aqueducts, & a republic form of government?
Indian
Greek
Chinese
Roman
29
Who is Pericles?
Gladiator of Rome
Mathematician from Greece
Leader of the Roman Empire
Politician from Greece
30
How many continents did the Roman Empire touch?
2
3
1
4
31
Greek literature, advanced archtecture, pottery, and peace are characteristics of a:
Iron Age
Pax Mongolia
Golden Age
Renaissance
32
Which body of water is central to Greek and Roman life?
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
North Sea
33
What is Octophobia?
Fear of the number 8
Fear of an octopus
Fear of Octogons
Fear of circles
34
What was the purpose of the Olympic Games in ancient Greece?
To show off
To train soldiers
To spend money
To honor the gods
35
What type of social scientist uses maps to connect early civilizations to their physical environments?
Geographer
Archeologist
Political Scientist
Anthropologist
36
Which individual was best known for supporting democracy?
Homer
Pericles
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
37
Greek Geography is perfect for farming
False
True
38
What was the name of the set of written laws in ancient Rome?
Twelve Tables
Justinian's Code
Five Pillars
Hammurabis Code
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What is this?
Acropolis
Aqueduct
Coliseum
Parthenon
