Duplicate of Classical Civilizations Review (India, Rome, Greece)

There were 3 Punic Wars. Rome won _____ of 3.

Which ancient civilization developed democracy?

Ashoka the Great was the emperor/leader of which empire?

Which form of government did Rome introduce to the world?

The Italian Peninsula is surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea and the

The Edicts of Ashoka were written ________ the Battle of Kalinga

Mohenjo-daro and ____________ were the earliest civilizations of India

Which of the following is an example of cultural diffusion?

What peninsula was Greece located on?

Which Greek empire concentrated more on military training than on education?

What 2 groups made up the Roman Republic?

The _______ Empire were successful b/c they respected cultures & adopted the customs & practices of countries conquered.

What did Pax Romana bring to roam?

Social Classes developed in both India and Rome

Another term for social class is caste system

Which 2 city-states were rivals?

This Greek city state had a strong navy.

The Twelve Tables and the Code of Hammurabi are both examples of

The Himalayan Mountains are located in ________

The Battle of Kalinga was a turning point in the life of which leader?

Which major religion developed in India, but due to cultural diffusion, spread East?

What is the name of the gladiator that led a slave rebellion in Rome?

What form of exchanging goods was important to the growth of civilizations like China & Rome?

The 2 major mountain ranges of Rome were the Alps and the ____________. This affected trade & contact with other places.

What engineering accomplishment is unique to Ancient Rome?

Name the Carthaginian ruler who tried to destroy Rome

The Plebeians were the wealthy landowners of Roman society.

The first emperor of the Maurya Empire was

An empire is ruled by

What happens to Carthage at the end of the 3rd Punic War?

Ashoka was a great leader.

India's Golden age under Samudra Gupta is comparative to Rome's _______________ under Augustus Caesar.

The Greek word for 'city' is

When Alexander the Great blended many cultures of the lands he conquered with Greek culture, it became known as...

Carthage was located in

Which ancient civilization created the concept of '0'?

Which major sea allowed for the transportation and exchange of goods in Europe?

What was Augustus Caesar's birth name?

Julius Caesar was stabbed to death _____ times.

The Aryan caste system was created because...

Why was the Silk Road so important to history?

An archipelago is a series of islands.

Which geographic feature encouraged the development of city-states in Greece?

Augustus Caesar was the first __________ of Rome.

The Roman Empire extended to which of the 3 following continents?

Athens was not a center of culture for Greece, Sparta was.

A golden age is

The geography of Rome included fertile soil, this allowed for the growth of

Greece is an archipelago. So is Japan.

What is trade?