Which of the following does NOT describe the structure in this picture?

gladiator fights took place here

The Magna Carta was important because

it limited the power of the King of England.

Why was the printing press important during the Renaissance and beyond?

New ideas could be spread quickly

Which of the following was NOT an achievement of Alexander the Great?

He built aqueducts throughout his empire

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1
How did the Romans inform the public of their laws?
sent letters to everyone's house
read them at a meeting every year
They didn't have a way to inform them.
wrote them on stone tablets
2
Which of the following does NOT describe the structure in this picture?
bridge as a part of the roads
moving water to the cities
gladiator fights took place here
arches used for strength
3
The Senate played a role in which government system?
Alexander's Empire
Athenian Democracy
Roman Republic
Feudal Monarchies
4
Gladiator contests took place here.
Forum
Senate
Colosseum
Aqueducts
5
Which leader became the first Christian Roman Emperor?
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
Constantine the Great
6
The Roman World was located
around the Mediterranean Sea.
only on the continent of Europe.
only on the Italian Peninsula.
around the Baltic Sea.
7
Observation led to new discoveries in astronomy, biology, and other fields of study
Renaissance
Age of Exploration
Reformation
Scientific Revolution
8
Upper class citizens of Rome
patricians
consuls
magna cartas
plebians
9
Who could vote on laws in Athens?
citizens
the king
anyone living in Athens
men and women
10
Which historical figure was killed because he was becoming too powerful?
Constantine the Great
Leonardo da Vinci
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
11
A small, independent region with its own government, land and army is
an empire.
a republic.
a monarchy.
a city-state.
12
The Magna Carta was important because
it gave a ton of power to the peasants.
it said that the king no longer had to obey the law.
it limited the power of the Nobles in England.
it limited the power of the King of England.
13
Why was the army important to the Ancient Romans?
It helped with expansion and conquest.
It kept order throughout the empire.
It provided protection against invaders.
all of the above are true
14
Who could be a citizen in Athens?
all males
free men, women and children
free, adult males
men and women who were born in Athens
15
Which time period was first?
Renaissance
Roman Empire
Middle Ages
Roman Republic
16
A period of rebirth in culture, art, creativity, etc...
Age of Exploration
Scientific Revolution
Renaissance
Reformation
17
Ancient Greece was rugged and located on peninsulas and islands. Because of this, they
grew olives.
set up colonies for trade.
became sailors.
all of the above.
18
New trade routes connected Europe with the world during this time period
Scientific Revolution
Renaissance
Reformation
Age of Exploration
19
Arches were used to
make structures strong
allow people to travel underneat structures
make buildings look pretty
20
Why was the printing press important during the Renaissance and beyond?
It allowed factories to create cloting more quickly
Wheat could be more quickly processed into flour
It wasn't important during the Reniassance
New ideas could be spread quickly
21
The Black Death had a long term impact on world
peace
exploration
settlement
population
22
Which Roman achievement allowed the army to travel faster, spread messages &connected regions?
colosseum
roads
the aqueducts
arches
23
The spread of the Black Death was caused by
food shortages
natural disasters
trade
war
24
Where did people vote on laws in Ancient Athens?
Assembly
Congress
Council of 500
Senate
25
Vast lands that were ruled by one person would be
an empire.
a city-state.
a republic.
26
A time period where Christans left the Catholic Church and formed new churches
Renaissance
Reformation
Age of Exploration
Scientific Revolution
27
Which of the following was NOT an achievement of Alexander the Great?
He built aqueducts throughout his empire
He named many cities after himself.
He conquered a vast empire at a young age.
He spread Greek Culture
28
One ruler made all decisions under which system?
Roman Empire
Spartan Oligarchy
Roman Republic
Athenian Democracy
29
Which theme of geography is best applied to the roman aqueducts?
HEI
Region
Place
Location
30
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle are examples of Greek
emperors.
philosophers.
city-states.
democracy.

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