Review of Ancient Greece and Rome

Athens was the birthplace of democracy

What is Philosophy- the study of . . .

a phalanx was a military general

A City state is a city that function as its own country

Greece falls to Rome in 146 BCE

Plato believed that

What are legacies of Ancient Athens?

Why was Macedonia able to conquer Greece?

The city-state of Athens was . . .

Aristotle believed that

After conquering Greece, Alexander the Great conquered which regions?

Peloponnesian War Sparta and Rome were fighting.

Why is it important that Alexander the Great was a student of Aristotle? 

The city-state of Sparta was . . .

What did the Golden age do for greece

the Roman Empire was divided to make the govt. more efficient

Socrates believed that

Athens and Sparta were not rivals

Julius Caesar's reign fell because he was becoming too powerful, he started to destroy the republic and was assassinated

Philosophy means the study of general knowledge of Mr. Brown

a democracy is A government that includes the people

what were the characteristics of the 12 tables

Who was Pericles?

What are reasons for the decline of the Roman Empire?

What are the other civilizations near Ancient Greece and Rome that we have talked about?

Which cultures are represented in the blend of Hellenistic culture?

When did ancient greece began?

Why did Roman rulers oppose Christianity at first?

a reason that Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire was the message of love

Ancient Greece society influenced the Americans what way?

Philosophy means the love of food