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What is Ms. Jones favorite show?
Pythagoras is most known for his study of
Roman's and Greek Review
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1
Pythagoras is most known for his study of
physics
astronomy
mathematical formulas
cheese toast
2
What is Ms. Jones favorite show?
Game of Thrones
Spongebob
Teen Mom
The Handmaid's Tale
3
What shape helps you locate modern day Italy or part of the Roman Empire?
Heart
circle
Boot
Triangle
4
One significant result of the Peloponnesian War was:
reunification of Sparta and Athens as equal powers
the loss of Sparta as Greek power.
the loss of democracy as Athens was defeated.
the defeat of Persia.
5
Which values of Greek society are demonstrated in the subjects of their sculpture?
importance of children
equality of men and women
democratic
perfection of the human body
6
In which of the following ways did Diocletian attempt to solve the economic problems of Rome?
he ordered farmers to stay on their own land
he lowered taxes
he continued to keep a unified Roman Empire
he raised the value of coins
7
What is Ms. Jones Daughters name?
Azariah
Jordan
Hazel
Skylar
8
Alexander the Great’s conquests of Greece, Asia Minor, Egypt, and Persia led to the
establishment of democracy throughout the empire.
spread of Hellenic culture.
persecution of Greek culture.
cuneiform as the primary written language of the empire.
9
A major contribution of the Roman Republic to Western European culture was the
concept of government by laws.
establishment of agricultural communes.
rejection of the concept of slavery.
belief political power should be controlled by the military.
10
The use of repeated questions and answers to reveal the truth in teaching is often termed as:
the Pythagorean Theorem
The Archimedes level
Euclidean geometry
the Socratic method
11
Why is the establishment of a Hellenistic empire by Alexander considered a great achievement?
It allowed Christianity to emerge in a peaceful Greek empire
It brought the establishment of the first Greek city states.
spread knwledge and classical influences across 3 continents
worked in the early development of democracy
12
The threat of invasion from outside Greece resulted in:
Persia ruling the Greek city states with an iron fist.
Greek city states joining against a common enemy.
low levels of civilization for most Greek city states.
widespread disease and starvation throughout Greece.
13
Which Emperor ended the persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire?
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Diocletian
Alexander The Great
14
How did the geography of Ancient Greece contribute to the formation of city states?
mountains isolated the cities from being united in gov.
too many rivers
cities brought them together to form a united government.
armies
15
Pax Romana refers to
Ramen Noodles
a time of relative peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire.
a time of rebellion and discord.
the suffering caused by the Pax virus plague.
16
Which type of gov. often consisted of a small group of people in power?
oligarchy
democracy
dictatorship
empire
17
The Ancient Athenians are credited with
eliminating slavery.
establishing governments that had democratic elements.
inventing and using the wheel.
the creation of Cuneiform.
18
Which of the following legal ideas did the Twelve Tables of Rome first promote?
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all citizens equal before the law
jury of peers required for prosecution
"an eye for an eye" punishment
19
The Roman Colosseum has left a modern legacy in the form of......
University classrooms
Church buildings
Public libraries
Sports stadiums
20
What was NOT a reason for the fall of the Roman Empire?
death of Julius Caesar
decline of agriculture
Higher Taxes
Plagues
21
Christianity was easily spread because of
the Roman army’s adoption of the faith.
common language and good Roman roads.
Augustus Caesar’s conversion to Christianity.
general disdain for polytheism.
22
Which of the following illustrates the differing roles of women in Athens and Sparta?
Athenian wives were considered property of their husbands.
Athenian women participated in sports and politics.
Spartan women had no authority.
Spartan wives were not allowed free movement in public.
