Unit 2 - Ancient Greece and Rome

Pax-Romana was a time period of:

What geographic feature would have allowed both Greece/Rome to be successful at TRADE?

Which is true of "direct democracy" in Ancient Greece?

Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire. Which reason for this does not make sense?

Defeated Marc Antony/Cleopatra, seized control of Egypt, named the Empire's "first citizen", led Pax Romana

Which of the following choices is a major achievement of Ancient Greeks?

Who was Rome influenced by? Culture, Arts, Architecture, Law, Literature.

Who were Jesus' Apostles?

Roman farmer, craftsmen, merchant citizens

Why was Julius Caesar assassinated?

Important long-term contributions of Ancient Greek/Roman civilization are primarily in area of:

Which of the following was not a reason Roman Rulers/Officials did not like Christians?

What was very different about Athens and Sparta

First believers persecuted, then Edict of Milan gave them rights, later named official religion

A government in which power rests with citizens who have power to select their leaders.

According to the map, which statement is true concerning the diffusion of Christianity?

What was the plan Alexander The Great wished to carry out for his father?

Which is the best description of a Greek "polis," city-state?

Which was not a reason for the Fall of the Roman Empire?

What happened to leadership in Rome after Julius and Augustus?

Why did Emperors have a hard time controlling and uniting the Roman Empire?

What caused the most difficulties uniting Greece into one single government?

Which location from the map did NOT experience the influence of Hellenism created from ATG's conquest?

What was the POLITICAL cause of the Fall of the Roman Empire?

The holy text of Christians that includes the teachings of Jesus called The New Testament

Within the Empire the emperor had more power, in Republic voters/citizens had more power.

From childhood Spartan boys were trained to be _________

What were Aqueducts?

What did Alexander the Great spread during his 11 year conquest of Egypt and Persia?

Which best describes the political causes related to the fall of Roman Empire?

Who was the Roman Emperor during the beginning of Pax Romana?

Weak, corrupt, disorderly rulers:

"The unexamined life is not worth living"

This picture portrays the death of which Roman Dictator?

What event separated the end of the Roman Republic from the start of the Empire?

Who mentored who?

The Roman Republic influenced American _______ to participate in voting and politics.

Why did the Twelve Tables need to be publicly displayed?

Mercenaries can best be described as?

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are all examples of what in Ancient Greek history?

One military reason for Rome's fall was barbarian attacks.

These followers of Jesus continued to spread his teachings after his crucifixion...

Famous Greek building at the top of the acropolis in Athens, built to honor Goddess of Wisdom, Athena.

What was the main difference between the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire?