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A quiz for #6th grade on #ancient greece and #ancient rome
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1
What famous Greek temple is shown in this photo?
The Colosseum
The White House
Atlantis
The Parthenon
2
What ancient city-state ruled North Africa and southern Spain before being defeated by Rome?
Carthage
Venice
Rome
Westland
3
In ancient Rome, an ordinary working male citizen was called a...
polis
patrician
plebeian
fjord
4
__________ studied with Plato and started a school called the Lyceum.
Alexander the Great
Mr. Sharp
Socrates
Aristotle
5
A large flat area of land, usually without many trees.
Plain
Peninsula
Fjord
Ural Mountains
6
__________ conquered many lands throughout the Mediterranean region.
Aristotle
All of the above
Socrates
Alexander the Great
7
In ancient Rome, the most powerful ruling body of the government was the?
Republic
Senate
Plebeian
Pax Romana
8
Socrates was an important __________ in Greece during the fifth century B.C.
philosopher
oligarchy
polis
dictator
9
Each _______ in ancient Greece had its own laws and form of government.
Aegean Sea
polis
city-state
oligarchy
10
The capital city of Greece and home to this ancient civilizations famous architectural marvels.
Thebes
Rome
Athens
Sparta
11
Ancient Greece and Rome are an important part of history because of how their achievements...
allowed western culture to develop and advance how it has.
like in literature and philosophy impacted the world.
in architecture and government impacted how we live today.
All of the above
12
Who made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire?
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Constantine
Virgil
13
A natural landform that separates Europe and Asia
Mediterranean Sea
Ural Mountains
Fjord
Peninsula
14
In ancient Greece, Athens and Sparta were?
guilds
city-states
republics
empires
15
Who's this?
Mike
Stewie
Fred
Bob
16
______ ruled the Roman Empire for 40 years and established the "Pax Romana," or "Roman Peace."
Augustus
Constantine
Julius Ceasar
Charlemagne
17
A body of water alongside the southern coast of Europe.
Peninsula
Fjord
Mediterranean Sea
Plain
18
Who took control of rome in 46 B.C. and became dictator?
Julius Ceasar
Aristotle
Augustus
Constantine
19
Which famous building is pictured here from Rome, Italy?
The lost city of Atlantis
The Parthenon
The Colosseum
The Capitol Building
20
What term refers to a nation in which power belongs to the citizens?
oligarchy
republic
patrician
feudalism