Greece & Rome

Which of the following influential Greeks is NOT a philosopher?

What is the basis for all Roman society & every Roman community?

Name the style of Greek art that depicted figures found in everyday life, like sculptures of humans.

At JP Taravella.... we are..... Trojans!

Greeks introduced this form of government, where citizens have a voice in governemnt.

Socrates, Plato, & Aristotle were all Greek......

"Naturalistic" is a Greek style of....

What is another name for the Parthenon?

The Romans introduced this form of government where two or three leaders were selected to represent the people.

What military conquerer spread Greek culture to North Africa, Spain, India?

Greek form of religion, mythology was

Name the teaching method where the teacher asks questions to students in order to strengthen the mind.

Grafiti was a from of Roman Art.

Greeks believed in a policy of non-violence and avoided war/conflict.

What Greek writer wrote the Iliad?

Who declared himself dictator, & defied the Roman Senate by crossing the Rubicon?

What form of government did the Romans introduce?

Greek teaching style: Asking questions to students to strengthen the mind

What is the name of this building in Athens, Greece?

The "Iliad" is the story of the....

Archways, domes, & vaults are Romanesque styles of....

What body of water connects Europe/Greece, North Africa, & the Middle East?

Who spread Greek Culture by conquering as far as N Africa, Spain, & India?

Who was the first Emperor of the Roman Empire & Julius Caesar's son?

Home to gladiator fights and had a series of underground tunnels and cells to hold fighters and wild animals.

Michaelangelo's sculpture depicting a hero, holding a sling over his shoulder.

What is another name for "Greek" culture?

What Greek author wrote the famous epic poem, "Iliad"?

What is our school's full name?

"Pax Romana" was the golden era of Rome, when Rome was at it's height. What does "Pax Romana" mean in English?

How many Roman emperors were there in total?

How did Julius Caesar die?

Who was considered the cruelest Roman Emperor?

Romans liked and adopted Greek culture.

Michelangelo's masterpiece, painted on the ceilings and walls in the Vatican, are displayed in what Church building?

Which of the following was a Greek mathemetician?

Which architectural feature is attributed to the Greeks?

Ceasar Augustus was also called "Octavian."