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1
Who founded Rome?
Romulus
Both yellow and blue
Remus
Constantine
2
What is the Council of Nicaea?
A place were Jesus was found innocent
A place where Jesus was found no fault
A place where Jesus was found guilt
A place where Christ’s deity was confirmed
3
Who is Poseidon?
God of war
God of marriage
God of the solar system
Ruler of seas and earthquakes
4
What 2 famous poems did Homer write?
All of the above
Iliad and Odyssey
Declaration of Independence
Romeo and Juliet
5
What is an imperator?
Commander of the middle class
Commander of a victorious army
Commander of the Greeks
Commander of a losing army
6
Who is Socrates?
Father of Geometry
Created the questioning method
Both red and blue
Sought truth and taught men how to conduct their lives
7
What does Hellenic mean?
None of the above
A term used to describe Greek culture
A term used to describe Greek independence
A term used to describe Greek patriotism
8
Who is Alexander?
All of the above
Expanded his kingdom and trained his army
One of the greatest ruler in history
A king throned at a younger age
9
Who is Paul?
A disciple of Jesus
All of the above
Was a missionary
Speed the gospel
10
What is an anarchy?
Breakdown of history
Breakdown of government and order.
Breakdown of science
Breakdown of life and happiness
11
Who were the Dorians?
All of the above
Invaders who remarked an increase in Greek mythology
Invaders who remarked a decline for Mycenaean people
Invaders that remarked an increase in language
12
What temple is still recognized today?
White House
Senate
Parthenon
Panthenon
13
What happened in 31 BC?
Antony defeated Octavion
Octavian defeated Antony
Sparta and Athens gained independence
Sparta and Athens declared war
14
Where did the Mycenaean people live?
Sparta
Mycenae
Crete
Rome
15
Who is Jesus of Nazareth?
Shared his ministry
Shared teachings
Shared his life
Both blue and yellow
16
What does gospel mean?
Great news
Good news
Bad news
Terrible news
17
Who is Pontius Pilate?
None of the above
Claimed Jesus was a fake god
Claimed Jesus was innocent
Claimed Jesus was guilty
18
Who is Hannibal?
Defeated the Romans
A commander of Carthage who created a smart strategy
Defeated Alexander the Great
Defeated the Greeks
19
Who is Herodotus?
Wrote the Odyssey
Father of History
Father of Poetry
Wrote Elements
20
Who is Zeus?
All of the above
Ruler of mount Olympus and king of gods
King of the earth
God of underworld
21
What is not Apollo’s attributes?
God of war
God of music
God of the sun
God of medicine
22
Who is Eratosthenes?
Determined circumference of the world
A believer of Jesus
Formulated lines of longitude and latitude
Both blue and green
23
What is syllogism?
A two step process of thinking
A one step process of logical thinking
A four step process of thinking
A three step logical process of thinking
24
What was the Assembly of Centuries?
Voted on legislation
All of the above
Made declarations of war
Elected high ranked officials
25
What was the Delian League?
An organization by Spain
An organization by Persia
An organization by Sparta
An organization by the Athens
26
Who was King Phillip II?
He United before the attack of Athens
He United under the attack of Sparta
He united Macedonia under his rule
He United after the attack of Athens
27
What does anthropomorphic mean?
Having intelligence and wisdom
Having skills and talents
Having creativity and independence
Having human form or attributes
28
Who is Athena?
Ruled over the seas
Goddess of wisdom and patron of city of Athens
Ruled over the sky
God of marriage
29
Who is Zeno?
Founder of Mathematics
Founder of Geometry
The founder of Stoicism
Founder of Medicine
30
What was the most important body of the republic?
House of Rep
The Queen
The King
Senate
31
Who is Tiberius?
He was opposed by Jesus
All of the above
He was killed by the people
He was declared righteous
32
Who is Thales?
Father of elements
Father of math
Father of Geometry
The Father of Philosophy
33
Who is Hippocrates?
None of the above
Father d Science
Father of Medicine
Father of architecture
34
What was the Tribal assembly?
None of the above
It gained power to pass laws binding upon the people of Rome
It gained the power to reject laws
It gained the powers to declare war
35
What is an oligarchy?
Rule of few
All of the above
Ruled by the Senate
Ruled by the President
36
Who is Plato?
Created art
Father of Philosophy
Created ideas for ideal society and government
Created the Periodic table
37
What are humanities?
Lovers of wisdom
Formal study of human though and culture
Formal study of the Greek education
Formal study of Greek poets
38
Who is Scipio?
Attacked the Greeks
The king of Egypt
Focused on military
Attacked Hannibal
39
Who is King Darius I?
Ruler of Sparta
Ruler of Athens
Ruler of Persia
Ruler of Rome
40
What is a archon?
A tyrant
A chief magistrate
A queen
A king
41
Who is King Darius III?
He led the Persian army
He led the Athens
He led the Sparta army
He led nothing
42
Who were the patricians?
Tyrants
Low position people
A type of violence
High position people
43
What does Hellenistic mean?
A term used to describe Greeks democracy
A term used to describe Greeks army
Meant “like the Roman’s”
Meant “like the Greek”
44
What did Epicurus believe?
A book in the Bible declaring Jesus dirty
That happiness comes from a man who frees fear from body from pain.
That slavery was intolerable
Sadness that can no longer be fixed
45
Who is Constantine?
Made it legal to only the patricians
Made it legal to only the plebeians
Made Christianity legal with the Edict of Milan
Made Christianity illegal
46
What is a tribune?
Protected the government
Protected the king
Protected rights and interests of the common people
Protected individualism
47
Who were the Minoan people?
They focused on education
They had a democracy
They were known for House of Rep
They were the earliest center of civilization.
48
What was the Peloponnesian League not known for?
Was to prevent democracy and tyranny
Organization of Sparta
Only red is correct
Was to protect invasions
49
Who was Pericles?
A prophet
A leader of Persia
The heroic leader for education
The influential leader of Athens
50
Who is Sophocles?
Writer of comedy
Writer of history
Writer of poetry
Writer of tragedy
51
What are philosophers?
Lovers of pottery
Lovers of wisdom
Lovers of creativity
Lovers of body
52
Who is Arius?
Made Christianity legal
A villain in Rome
A heretic who challenged Christ
Made Christianity illegal
53
Who is Julius Caesar?
Had the favor of the republic
Had the favor of the common people
Had the favor of Greek city states
Had the favor of the Persia
54
Who is Thucydides?
Wrote the history about art and pottery
Wrote the history of the Punic wars
Wrote the history of Greek city states
Wrote the history of the Peloponnesian war
55
What was the Peloponnesian War?
A war against Spain and Persia
A war against Athens and Persia
A war against both Greek city states
A war against Persia and Sparta
56
What is a polis?
A structure for religion
A basic political unit of Greece
A type of power from the Greeks
None of the above
57
Who is Augustus?
He restored Roman culture
He resorted the Republic
He restored Roman mythology
He restored the community
58
Who is Aristophanes?
Writer of tragedy
Writer of geometry
None of the above
Writer of comedy
59
Where did the Minoans live?
Afghanistan
Spain
Crete
Rome
60
What are princeps?
Means “first in command”
Means “second citizen”
Means “second in command”
Means “first citizen”
61
Who is Aristotle?
Believed that everyone should pursue happiness
Believed reality was the physical world
None of the above
Believed that math was useful in life
62
What were some of the activities the Mycenaean people did not do?
Military
Building/Sculpture
Commerce
Art
63
What is a tyranny?
To rule by 2 or less people
A tyrant in which he decided by the people’s choices
To rule all in one
A tyrant ruling complete control over the government
64
What is the Roman Forum?
It had the power to pass laws
It had the power to reject laws
None of the above
The center of government
65
Sparta was not into?
Military
Discipline
Training
Education
66
What activities did the Minoans not enjoy?
Carvings
Frescoes
Poetry
Pottery
67
Who is Attila?
Leader of Italy
Leader of Rome
Leader of the Huns
Leader of the Greeks
68
Who is Xerxes?
A ruler
Darius son who renewed struggle
An intruder who wanted to invade Greece
A tyrant
69
What is the Pax Romana?
All of the above
Roman beliefs
Roman independence
Roman peace
70
Who are the Vandals?
Became allies with Rome
Raided Rome
None of the above
Declared an agreement with Rome
71
Who is Solon?
A queen who was a against Sparta
A member of the Senate
A ruler who took Athens a step towards democracy
A tyrant
72
What was the name of the seven villages by Rome?
League of Seven hills
League of seven rings
League of seven cities
League of seven villages
73
Athens were in to?
All of the above
Creativity
Individualism
Education
74
What is a monarchy?
Ruled by the people
Ruled by one
Ruled by the senate
Ruled by wealth nobles
75
Who is Euclid?
Wrote a book called elements
Father of Geometry
Both yellow and green
A ruler of all green city states
76
Who is Diocletian?
He was a disciple of Jesus
The last Roman persecution began under him
He never persecuted
He was a missionary
77
Who is Tacitus?
A ruler of the Visigoth’s
A king of Macedonia
A ruler and was the cause of the fall of Rome
Favored old republic over life under the self-centered emperors
78
What government was Rome changed too?
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
Oligarchy
79
Who is Pythagoras?
Concluded the universe can be explained in math terms
A founder of Stone Age
Created the golden age
A tyrant
80
What is a democracy?
All of the above
Ruled by the king or queen
Ruled by the people
Ruled by the president
81
Who were the Visigoths?
Settled in the Roman Empire
Barbarians
Settled the east of Spain
Both yellow and green
82
What was the purpose of Aqueducts?
Food supply
Increase of money
Water supply
Inflation
83
Who were the Plebeians?
Low position people
Middle class
No class
High position people
84
Who were the Mycenaean people?
A culture that was known for its money
A culture that was known for the printing press
A culture that was known for its poetry and art
A culture that became the commercial center of the Aegean region.
85
Who is Ptolemy?
Explained that the world can be explained in mathematical terms
None of the above
Promoted that the earth was the center of the universe
Father of History
86
Who is Seneca?
All of the above
Writer
Thinker
Tutor
87
What was the Law of Twelve Tables?
Became the center of all documents
Became the center of government
All of the above
Became the foundation of Roman civil law
88
Who is Epicurus?
Founder of Stoicism
Believe that math was everywhere
A poet
Believe that happiness and pleasure can be achieved through sorrow.
89
What was the Punic wars built on?
Rulers
Fear
Both red and blue
Jealousy
90
What is Stoicism?
None of the above
A law of importance
The highest good is the pursuit of all good things
The lowest pursuit is the goals of the low standards
91
Who is Nero?
He was a Pharisee
He was king of the Jews
The first official Roman persecution began under him
The last Roman persecution began user him
