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Classical Europe, Greece and Rome
Classical Europe, Greece and Rome
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Review for Pre-AP exam on the Classical Europe (Greece and Rome) #ancientgreece #ancientrome
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What is the correct chronological order for Greece's most famous philosophers?
Aristotle, Plato, Socrates
Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
Archimedes, Socrates, Aristotle
Alexander, Plato, and Aristotle
2
The earliest civilization in what is today Greece was the
Mycenaeans
Theseans
Athenians
Minoans
3
One way that the Romans worked to keep the loyalty of their people was
building roads
Bread and Circuses
crusifying criminals
worshiping Saturn
4
Classical architecture includes
stain glass windows
doric, ionic and corinthian columns
gargoyles
flying buttresses
5
Alexander the Great wanted to
spread Greek ideals
assassinate Ptolomy
destroy all remnants of Persian culture
conquer the Egyptians
6
Who won the Peloponnesean War
Alexander the Great
Athens
Sparta
Persia
7
The imperial city of the eastern Roman Empire was
Constantinople
Cairo
Athens
Venice
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Compared to the Chinese, Romans put more faith in their
bureaucrats
written exams
elected leaders
laws
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Rome's greatest genius was
philosophy
engineering
music
religious tolerance
10
The ancient Olympic Games were held to
promote Mt. Olympus
honor Zeus
showcase new athletic wear
practice team events
11
Rome gained loyalty among conquered people by
allowing them to dress like Romans
granting citizenship to conquered peoples
removing their local leaders
forcing the Roman gods on Zoroastrians
12
An important early symptom for the decline of Rome was
drop in the Roman population
introduction of slavery
an increased number of Germanic tribes
increased conquest of territory
13
Which of the following valued active citizenship in government
classical Mediterranean
Ashoka
Gupta Empire
Han Empire
14
When Alexander the Great died his empire was divided into three parts. Egypt was taken by
Ptolemy
Pharoas
the Selucids
the Fatamids
15
After 200 C.E. an increasing number of people became
polytheistic
Zorastrian
monotheistic
loyal to Constantine
16
The Parthenon was a temple dedicated to
Hera
Indra
Athena
Zeus
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Athenian women
had no political rights
couldn't marry until they were 22
were as strong and healthy as he men
were equal to men in political rights
18
During the time of the Roman Republic, who actually ruled?
Caligula
all male members of the city
the Plebeians only
a group of wealthy landowning patricians
19
Which of the following is more likely to see humans as more important than nature
Buddhists
Christians
Daoists
Hindus
20
Christians were considered disloyal to Rome because
their dwindling numbers was seen as a threat
they refused to worship the emperor as a deity
Rome's monotheism was absolute
they refused to serve in the Roman army
21
Common reasons for the fall of the Classical Civilizations included
there were not commonalities, only differences
barbarian attack only
the reasons were exactly the same
a variety of causes, not just invasions
22
Roman slaves were NOT used for
entertainers
farmers
miners
military service
23
Greek art is known for the expression of which of the following
The beauty of the human form
That the Persians were better artists
Marble is the only accepted medium for sculptures
Only athletes should have political power