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Greece & Rome: Final Review pt. II
Greece & Rome: Final Review pt. II
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Part II of Grec-Roman review
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Questions
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Answers
1
Which happened first?
Diocletian
Alexander the Great
Battle of Marathon
First Triumvirate
2
Which happened last?
Joan of Arc
Crossing of the Rubicon
Bull Leaping
Romulus Augustulus
3
Augustus’s new political system allowed emperors to choose
their successors
their battles
their Senators
their family
4
Believed that the essence of the universe could be found in both music and numbers
Pythagoras
Sophists
Plato
Socrates
5
Type of government in which power is in the hands of a few.
Democracy
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Oligarchy
6
The less wealthy landowners, consisted of craftsmen & artisans
Serfs
Patrician
Aristocracy
Plebeian
7
Greek philosopher who was condemned to death for corrupting the youth of Athens.
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Sophists
8
Christianity began as a sect of what religion?
Roman
Zoroastrian
Catholic
Juadism
9
Which of the following is associated with the Mycenaeans?
Bull-Leaping
Cyclopean Walls
Etruscans
Parthenon
10
Type of government that developed in Athens in approximately 500 BC.
Democracy
Monarchy
Republic
Oligarchy
11
In what modern country was the ancient city of Constantinople located?
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Macedonia
12
Classic example of Greek temple built during the Golden Age of Athens
Acropolis
Parthenon
Temple to Poseidon
Colosseum
13
A business association associated with a particular trade or craft
Chivalry
Guild
Clergy
Oikos
14
Which happened last?
Diocletian
Alexander the Great
First Triumvirate
Battle of Marathon
15
In Roman Government, two people were chosen every year that lead the government and army:
Helots
Consuls
Praetors
Ephors
16
This Roman consul began to recruit soldiers differently by promising land for military service
Sulla
Marcus Aurelius
Julius Caesar
Marius
17
One of the good emperors, codified law and built wall to defend Romans in Great Britain
Antonius Pius
Marcus Aurelius
Hadrian
Nerva
18
Battle in which Octavian and Marc Antony battled over power of Rome:
Carthage
Punic
Actium
Alexandria
19
The church leaders were known as
Laity
Popes
Clergy
Bishops
20
He believed that studying
history
was of great value to understanding our present world.
Thucydides
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
21
The “Five Good Emperors” were known mostly for
imprisoning Christians
focusing on domestic issues, so that the Empire prospered
weakening the power of the Senate
appointing animals to the Senate
22
Most revered and beloved of Roman emperor, ruled 31 b.c to 14 A.D. Pax Romana
Hadrian
Octavian
Pericles
Caesar
23
Literally means “love of knowledge”
Oncology
History
Biblioteca
Philosophy
24
Took the message of Jesus to Gentile, non-Jews
Simon-Peter
Corinthians
Saul Goodman
Paul of Tarsus
25
Which one was NOT one of the Five Good Emperors
Nerva
Marcus Aurelius
Trajan
Marc Antony
26
In order to learn the will of the gods, the Greeks:
built temples for worship
Establishy holy days in their honor
made use of the oracles
held feasts and rituals
27
Name for the governing body that consisted of 300 Patrician members
Democracy
Senate
Republic
Oikos
28
A time when democracy flourished and there was a dominant figure in politics
Delian League
Golden Age of Greece
Delian Democracy
Age of Pericles
29
Called for violent overthrow of Roman Rule
Zealots
Pharisees
Essenes
Sadducees
30
These were a group of warrior people who lived on the Peloponnesus
Mycenaeans
Minoans
Latins
Spartans
31
Proclamation that Christianity was tolerated as a religion in the Roman Empire
Constantium Doctrinium
Edict of Rome
The New Testament
Edict of Milan
32
His teachings caused controversy in the Roman Empire
Jesus
Nero
Socrates
Sulla
33
The city-state in Ancient Greece: the town, or village along with its surrounding countryside.
Parthenon
Colosseum
Agora
Polis
34
Name of Island where the Minoans lived
Sicily
Corsica
Cyprus
Crete
35
Famous Carthaginian general from the 2nd Punic War (was raised to want to get revenge on Rome)
Atilla
Hannibal
Carthigan
Xerxes
36
Which came first?
Battle of Marathon
Paul of Tarsus
Palace at Knossos
Second Triumvirate
37
The major power struggles in the early Roman republic were between
Military and civilians
Members of the aristocracy and common citizens.
Citizens of Rome and the citizens of the provinces.
The executive and legislative branches of government.
38
What was the most devastating natural disaster in European history
Persian Wars
Measels Epidemic
The Black Death
Yellow Fever
39
Which of the following is associated with the Minoans?
Parthenon
Bull-Leaping
Etruscans
Cyclopean Walls
40
Philosopher who founded the Academy & believed that visible things were merely copies of ideas
Virgil
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato