What is the result of the first Punic War?

Rome wins a peace treaty signed

What are Justinian 3 accomplishments?

Reconquest Roman territory expanded trade codified Roman law

Byzantine art was....

inspired by Christian religion & imperial power

The Pax Romana is.......?

2 centuries of peace and prosperity under imperial rule

impacted Chinese culture and values

_________ & __________ adopted Greek Orthodox Christianity.

Russia & much of Eastern Europe

land surrounded by water on 3 sides

Cyrillic alphabet is- ?

Greek alphabet for the Slavic language

What are hereditary rulers?

dynasties of kings and pharaohs

Human-Environment Interaction is..........?

how people depend, adapt, and modify the environment

Geographic size, economy, military, moral decay , political problems, and invasions are.....?

6 causes for the Decline of the Western Roman Empire

settled along Mediterranean Sea & Jordan River Valley, Southwest Asia

Which of these are the archaeological sites?

Stonehenge, Catalhoyuk, Aleppo, Jericho

Nomadic, 1st simple tools, make and use fire, lived in clans, oral language, cave art are-

characteristics of Paleolithic Era

What is the location of the Aegean Sea?

in the middle of Greece (beside)

the God of the Sun, Light, & Music

The Senate is............?

higher body of government (patrician men)

What are the eras in Prehistory?

Paleolithic Era and Neolithic Era

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1
Who where 3 philosophers?
Homer Plato, and Hippocrates
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle
Doric, Ionic, and Corinthain
Euclid, Pythagoras, and Homer
2
What is the result of the first Punic War?
Rome wins a peace treaty signed
Carthage wins
Rome takes control of the islands
all of the above
3
What are Justinian 3 accomplishments?
Reconquest Roman territory expanded trade codified Roman law
Homo sapiens, expanded trade, and discovering Hagia Sophia
discovering China, Europe and Asia
grammar, literature medicine, history, and philosophy
4
Senators ________ &__________ stabbed Julius Caesar to death on March 15, 44 BCE.
Carthage and Octavian
Augustus and Justinian
Assembly and Senate
Brutus and Cassius
5
Byzantine art was....
domed churches
religious symbols or images
inspired by Christian religion & imperial power
pictures made from chips of colored glass or stone
6
The Pax Romana is.......?
important
senate
2 centuries of peace and prosperity under imperial rule
none of the above
7
"Innocent until proven guilty" is known as.....?
code of Hammurabi
Justinian's code
the twelve tables
10 Commandments
8
Taoism-
civil service system
paper
impacted Chinese culture and values
impacted social order in China
9
Byzantines studied grammar, literature, medicine, philosophy, and history because...?
they highly valued education
they wanted to learn about it
it's apart of their culture
they were interested in it
10
_________ & __________ adopted Greek Orthodox Christianity.
none of the above
Greece & Europe
Russia & much of Eastern Europe
China & Russia
11
What is a peninsula?
wherever you are on the surface of the earth
water on all 4 sides
region
land surrounded by water on 3 sides
12
Women, foreigners, & slaves had-
all of the above
no economic rights
no political rights
all rights
13
What did Qin Shi Huangai build for China's protection against invaders?
Hagia Sophia
the Silk Road
the Great Wall
silk
14
Where is the Nile River?
Mesopotamia
China
India
Egypt
15
________ means rebirth based on karma.
Karma
Tradition
Hinduism
Reincarnation
16
Not based on race, no legal rights, owned by Patricians and Plebeians are..........?
men and women
slaves
Plebeians
assembly
17
What type of columns is Doric?
none of the above
plain
elaborate
scroll-like
18
Where is Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
Mesopotamia
India
China
Egypt
19
Greek mythology is based on ___________ __________.
polytheistic religion
monotheistic religion
Persian Wars
Zeus and Hera
20
Athena is....?
the Goddess of love and beauty
the Goddess of Wisdom
King of all Gods
Zeus' queen
21
What were Julius Caesar's accomplishments?
Expanded the power for the Senate
Expands citizenship
all of the above
Reforms for the poor (land, food, and jobs)
22
What is Athens' democracy?
Oligarchy
representative democracy
direct democracy
all of the above
23
Byzantine domed churches are......?
Western church
Hagia Sophia
Eastern church
architecture
24
Who spread Christianity?
Jesus
Plato
Apostles
Paul
25
Cyrillic alphabet is- ?
Greek alphabet for the Slavic language
architecture
all of the above
St. Cyril
26
What are hereditary rulers?
head of the empire
rulers of the empire
none of the above
dynasties of kings and pharaohs
27
What does poly- mean in polytheism?
only one
religion
more than one
beliefs and traditions
28
The _____________________ state the moral and religious conduct for Judaism.
Torch
beliefs
10 Commandments
hieroglyphics
29
Who are the twin gods?
Apollo and Artemis
Juno and Apollo
Zeus and Hera
Jupiter and Venus
30
Who is Constantine the Great?
head of the Greek Orthodox Church
Emperor of Greece
Emperor of Rome
none of the above
31
What are two examples of place
none of the above
Great Wall of China & tree
scarfs & heater
map & compass rose
32
Human-Environment Interaction is..........?
place
movement
moving from place by humans on earth interesting with others
how people depend, adapt, and modify the environment
33
Geographic size, economy, military, moral decay , political problems, and invasions are.....?
Cyrillic alphabet
6 causes for the Decline of the Western Roman Empire
none of the above
Reasons for the Greek Orthodox
34
Where is Hebrews?
all of the above
India
settled along Mediterranean Sea & Jordan River Valley
Southwest Asia
35
Which of these are the archaeological sites?
Egypt & Italy
Hagia Sophia, Hebrews & India
Stonehenge, Catalhoyuk, Aleppo, Jericho
none of the above
36
Nomadic, 1st simple tools, make and use fire, lived in clans, oral language, cave art are-
agriculture
Hereditary Rulers
characteristics of Paleolithic Era
characteristics of Neolithic Era
37
Who are the highest officials of the Roman Government?
Consuls
Assembly
Patricians
Senate
38
What is the location of the Aegean Sea?
none of the above
above Greece
in the middle of Greece (beside)
under the black sea
39
Early humans were hunters and survived by depending on the ________ of wild plants and animals.
law
structure
new type
availability
40
Where did pictograms evolve first?
Phoenicia
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Sumer
41
Apollo is-
sister of Hera
the Goddess of wisdom
the God of the Sun, Light, & Music
daughter of Zeus
42
Who are the 2 tyrants in Greece?
Sparta and Athens
Zeus and Hera
Monarchy, Aristocracy, Tyranny and Democracy
Draco and Solon
43
Religious symbols or images are....?
art
icons
paintings
Hagia Sophia
44
The Senate is............?
the twelve tables
higher body of government (patrician men)
lower body of government (plebeian men)
consuls
45
What are the eras in Prehistory?
Paleolithic Era and Neolithic Era
hunter-gather society and old- new stone age
China Era and Pottery Era
Greco-Roman Era
46
Greek and Roman knowledge preserved by.........?
art
Byzantine libraries
Hagia Sophia
all of the above
47
Western symbols, metaphors. words & idealized images in literature, art, & architecture come -
images
from ancient Roman mythology
none of the above
from ancient Greek mythology
48
Who is Siddhartha Gautama?
he discovered the Great Wall of China
Founder of Hinduism
none of the above
Founder of Buddhism
49
What is the capital of the Byzantine capital?
Europe
Constantinople
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
50
Trade routes are- ?
none of the above
icons
between Black Sea & Baltic Sea
Cyrillic Alphabet
51
Who is the founder of Judaism?
Abraham
Jesus
Muhammad
Siddhartha Guathama
52
a position on Earth's surface, where you are is..........?
region
place
location
Asia
53
What did Philip II do?
discover Egypt
Extended the influence of Greek culture
Conquered most of Greece
have a son
54
Ionic columns are....?
scroll-like
plain
all of the above
elaborate
55
Who is Homer?
an actor and playwright
he invented Instagram
a doctor
a blind poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey
56
2 Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta fight each other. Which war does this occur?
Persian wars
all of the above
Peloponnesian War
Punic wars
57
What two things did Pericles do?
expanded trade
fight in the battle of Marathon and the Battle of Salamis
extended democracy and rebuilt Athens
none of the above
58
Where did Hieroglyphics first evolve from?
Phoenicia
Sumer
Egypt
Mesopotamia
59
What are the 2 rivers in India?
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Indus River and Ganges River
Indus and Indus Rivers
Egyptian and Hung He Rivers
60
What is the Great Schism?
Greek Mythology
the difference between emperor and patriarch
another name for Constantinople
split between Roman Catholic Church & Greek Orthodox Church
61
Farming, domesticated animals, advanced tools pottery, and wearing skills are-
cave art
hunter-gatherers
characteristics of Neolithic Era
characteristics of Paleolithic Era
62
Where is the city of Rome located?
Mediterranean Sea
none of the above
in the center of the Italian Peninsula
Egypt
63
The Pope is.....?
the head of the Roman Catholic Church & highest authority
head of the Greek Orthodox Church
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
all of the above
64
When did homo-sapiens emerge in east Africa?
100,000- 400,000 years ago
200,000-30,000 BCE
10 years ago
150,000-200,000 years ago
65
What was the result of the Punic Wars?
nobody won
the government wins
Carthage victory and destruction of Rome
Roman victory and destruction of Carthage
66
The Byzantine Empire preserved Greek and Roman in.........?
paintings
museums, art and libraries
arts and libraries
libraries
67
What happened under Justinian's rule?
Trade and industry increased
all of above
Byzantine Empire reached its height in culture prosperity
strict control over economy
68
Where is Stonehenge?
Fertile Crescent
England
Iren
Anatolia
69
Where did homo sapiens migrate to-
Eurasia, Australia, the Americas
North America
Australia, East Africa, Eurasia
Americas & east Africa
70
River Valleys provide-
protections
rivers
rich soil & irrigation waters for agriculture
invasions
71
What is the main religion of the Persian Empire?
Zoroastrianism
none of the above
Hinduism
Buddhism
72
What did the Alps Mountain do for Rome?
was used for trade
Provided protection from invaders
nothing
none of the above
73
Greek Orthodox are _______ get a divorce.
all of the above
never
allowed
not allowed
74
Art, Technology, Science, Medicine, Language, Literature and Law are all.....?
Contributions of Rome
Contributions of Africa
Contributions of China
Contributions of Greek mythology
75
What is carbon dating?
how scientists figure out how old organic material is
the study of continents
study the culture and lives of early humans
none of the above
76
what type of government did the Roman Republic have?
representative democracy
direct democracy
oligarchy
sparta
77
Slavery, migration of farmers, unemployment, civil war, & devaluation of Roman currency are...?
5 causes for the end of the Roman Republic
none of the above
reasons for churches
different byzantine art
78
What language is spoken in the Roman Catholic Church?
Greek
Romanian
Latin
Chinese
79
Athens and Sparta united to fight Persia. In what war this happen?
Civil War
Peloponnesian War
Punic Wars
Persian Wars
80
What are the contributions of Classical China?
Pictograms, Hieroglyphics, Cuneiform & Alphabet
textiles and paper
civil service system and torah
Civil Service System, paper, porcelain & silk

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