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1
Which letter is located in the region of Gaul?
H
K
F
C
2
"Assemblies,The Senate,Consuls" These are parts of what in the Roman Republic?
Citizenship Rights
Representative Government
Trade policies
Social Structure
3
Which ancient culture influenced the design of the state capital of Virginia?
Rome
Persia
Egypt
Greece
4
What region is located in letter "K"?
Gual
Greece
Italy
Anatolia
5
Which of the following is a result of the Persian Wars?
People lost faith in the Greek gods
Athens gained control of the Aegean Sea
Athens and Sparta remain a united forceagainst the Persians
Sparta becomes the only dominate power inGreece
6
Homer was to epic poetry as –
Hippocrates was to medicine
Aristotle was to mathematics
Sophocles was to astronomy
Phidias was to drama
7
What were some results for "Rome military victories 246 - 44 B.C.E" ?
workers leaving the cities; wars with southern Africa
invasion by the Byzantines; sacking of Rome
spread of slavery and unemployment; inflation
poor rule by emperors, collapse of trade
8
Who is the adopted son of Julius Caesar?
Julius
Octavian
Marc Antony
Cassius
9
Near the end of the Roman Empire, who replaced the Emperor as a stabilizing force in Europe?
Carthaginian generals
Catholic clergy
Buddhist missionaries
Roman bureaucrats
10
Who was assassinated in the Ides of March on the floor of the senate?
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caesar
Marcus Aurelius
Marc Antony
11
Geography affected Greece in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
The rugged mountains limited land travel and communication
The harsh deserts made agriculture difficult
Mild climate encouraged outdoor activities
Excellent harbors encouraged sea trade
12
Which letter is at the location of the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire? (Constantinople)
D
A
G
B
13
What geographic feature did Hannibal cross to invade the Italian peninsula?
Alps
Himalayas
Sahara Desert
Atlantic Ocean
14
Which is at the location which Rome won control of after the Punic Wars? (Sicily)
K
F
I
H
15
Asoka and Paul are similar because they –
instituted an imperial bureaucracy
contributed to knowledge of medicine
spread religions through missionaries
ruled an ancient Greek city-state
16
An immediate result of the fall of Roman Empire in Western Europe was –
A renewed interest in education and the arts
The growth of cities and the growth of the middle class
A period of disorder and weak central government
An increase in trading and manufacturing
17
This passage which Jesus expressed the values representative of his faith, is from the –
New Testament
Ten Commandments
Eight Fold Path
Five Pillars
18
What title best describes this map?
The Spread of Christianity
The Persian Empire
The Greek Colonies
The Roman Empire
19
Which letter is in Anatolia?
J
F
C
H
20
Letter "E" is what landform?
Danube River
Alps Mts.
Himalayan Mts.
Anatolia
21
Which letter is the city of Jerusalem?
G
A
B
D
22
Plato, and Aristotle are ancient Greek —
sculptors
rulers
gods
philosophers
23
What was a cause of the Peloponnesian War?
rivalry between Greece and Macedonia
invasion of Greece by Persia
rivalry between Athens andSparta
the conquest of Greece byRome
24
Code of Hammurabi, the Twelve Tables of Rome, and the Ten Commandments are
all examples of –
economic sanctions
written laws
religious rules of conduct
early constitutions
25
What is the name of the sea located at letter "J?"
Black
Ionian
Mediterranean
Aegean
26
A geographic similarity between Italy and India is that both of these countries are located –
between two oceans
. on archipelagos
on peninsulas
south of the equator
27
What characteristic did the Persian Empire share with the Roman Empire?
allegiance to a republic
widespread road system
monotheistic religious system
tolerance of the Hebrew people
28
How did the Alps influence the development of early Roman civilization?
provided fertile land
encouraged trade
increased migrations
discouraged invasions
29
Which characteristic is associated with both the Roman and the Greek cultures?
The rule of emperors
Bicameral legislature
An army of legionnaires
Polytheistic religion
30
Which statement best describes Athenian democracy?
Women and men are equal
Those of noble birth rule
Only the strongest rule
Every male citizen can vote
31
Which letter is the location of Carthage?
A
D
B
G
32
Which Emperor converted to Christianity & est. the Church as the source of moral authority?
Nero
Constantine
Mark Antony
Julius Caesar
33
"Doric, Ionian and Corinthian" are examples of what?
Types of Incan Roads
Types of Greek Columns
Types of Egyptian Pyramids
Types of Roman Arches
34
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the fall of the Western Roman Empire?
Constant barbarian attacks on its borders
Loss of morale of Roman citizens
Moving the Capital to Constantinople
Increased trade with Asia
35
The planets are named for the gods of which ancient civilization?
Persia
Rome
Greece
Egypt
36
What is the name of the sea located at letter "I"?
Aegean
Black
Mediterranean
Ionion
37
A major result of Rome’s military conquest on the economy is the –
Increased loyalty of the Army to the Roman Republic
Civil wars between members of the first triumvirate
Migration of farmers into more rural areas of Italy
Increase use of slaves onagricultural estates
38
Which statement is true about Rome's geography?
Rome’s major trade partner was Western Africa
Rome had connections based on its central location
Rome being an island made it vulnerable to naval attacks
The city of Rome was vulnerable to attack from the north
39
Because of the relative peace in Rome’s “golden age”, which of the following was able to occur?
Cultural diffusions lowed and was almost non-existent
barbarians were able to attack Roman territories
Hebrews became a dominate force against Rome
ideas and trade goods flowed freely through Rome
40
Which had the greatest impact on the economic and political development of ancient Greece?
The harsh deserts made agriculture difficult
Mild climate encouraged outdoor activities(theater & sports)
Its proximity to the major river systems of Europe
The rugged mountains encouraged independent states
41
Which letter is at the city of Rome?
B
D
A
G
42
The Persian defeat by the Greeks in the Persian Wars resulted in –
the Greeks abandoning polytheism
a decline in Athenian democracy
competition for control of the Greek world
an end to artistic creativity and militarism
43
Which accomplishment is associated with Alexander the Great?
The introduction of Christianity to the Near East
The spread of Greek culture throughout the empire
The defeat of the Chinese army in Asia
The destruction of the Athenian navy in battle
44
What is the importance of the Edict of Milan issued by Emperor Constantine in 313 CE(AD)?
It granted toleration of all religions
It outlawed Christianity
It adopted Greek mythology
It revived emperor worship
45
Who is credited with beginning the Pax Romana?
Constantine
JuliusCaesar
Octavian Augustus
Diocletian
46
One of the most important results of the Hellenistic period was the –
Greek conquest of Macedonia
formation of the Delian League
diffusion of Greek culture
growing democracy in Sparta
47
Which of the following was a result of the death of Christian Martyrs within the Roman Empire?
Christians became the bankers of Europe
Romans slowly converted to Christianity
Roman society began to decline
Emperors punished Jews for their deaths
48
Whom did the Romans fight in the Punic Wars?
Greece
Carthage
Persia
Egypt
49
What was a major result of the Punic Wars?
Carthage est. astronger trade empire in the Mediterranean
Carthage got support from the Phoenicians
Rome gained control of the Western Mediterranean
Greece remained a strong ally of Rome
50
Competition between the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta helped cause the —
destruction of Carthage
legalization of Christianity
Peloponnesian War
Persian Wars
