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1
What is the imaginary line that runs vertically around the Earth and separates the east and west?
Equator
Cardinal Directions
Prime Meridian
Intermediate Directions
2
The Code of Justinian organized Roman laws which lasted for 900 years.
Politics
Geography
Religion
Achievements
3
Oral stories were told about many gods, or polytheistic, such as Zeus, Hera, Athena and Apollo.
Achievements
Politics
Geography
Religion
4
The mountains of Greece divided it into small regions, but the seas surrounding Greece connected the various city-states
Politics
Religion
Geography
Achievements
5
Religion in a civilization refers to...
The creation of a calendar system
How people trade and sell goods
The study of ancient maps
The belief system and worship of gods or deities
6
Which of the following describes the "Economics" of a civilization?
The way people study geography
The way people create art and music
The way people trade, buy, and sell goods
The way people build large cities
7
Athens was responsible for democracy - or rule by people.
Achievements
Geography
Religion
Politics
8
Emperor Justinian required all people in the Byzantine Empire to belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics
9
The Tiber River was Rome’s main source of water.
Religion
Geography
Achievements
Politics
10
Greek city-states were run by various types of governments including: monarchy, aristocracy, oligarchy, and democracy.
Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics
11
Select the Cardinal Directions below.
West, South, North, East
South, North, East, West
North, South, East, West
East, West, North, South
12
A Roman Aqueduct is an advanced water system invented by Romans to carry water in and out of the city.
Geography
Achievements
Religion
Politics
13
Roman rulers consulted priests before making decisions and farmers only planted crops when gods approved.
Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics
14
Ancient Greece is responsible for many of the sciences we study today such as astronomy, mathematics, and physics.
Geography
Religion
Politics
Achievements
15
Women, foreigners and slaves were not considered citizens in Ancient Greece.
Politics
Social Structure
Religion
Economics
16
Ancient Rome had more plebeians (poor Romans) than patricians (rich Romans).
Geography
Religion
Politics
Social Structure
17
What is the word we use to remember the six characteristics of civilization?
GRAPES
CARROT
CITRUS
BANANA
18
GRAPES is the word we use to remember the 6 characteristics of civilizations.
True
False
19
Women held some rights in the Byzantine Empire like the ability to own land and control their own money.
Politics
Social Structure
Achievements
Religion
20
Taxes provided money for the Byzantine Empire’s army.
Politics
Achievements
Social Structure
Economy
21
What is the largest continent on earth by land area?
North America
Africa
Asia
South America
22
The "R" in GRAPES stands for...
Reflexology
Robotics
Radiology
Religion
23
The "A" in GRAPES stands for...
Geometry
Genealogy
Gastroenterology
Geography
24
Constantinople was located on a peninsula which provided protection from intruders and increased trade
Geography
Politics
Religion
Achievements
25
The "P" in GRAPES stands for...
Punnology
Physics
Philosophy
Politics
26
Social Structure refers to...
The amount of money a civilization has
How a society organizes its people into groups based on roles or status
The way people celebrate religious festivals
The development of technology
27
The Greek city of Alexandria was famous for its library.
Politics
Geography
Religion
Achievements
28
The "S" in GRAPES stands for...
Sociology
Social Structure
Syntax
Socioeconomics
29
The "G" in GRAPES stands for...
Geography
Genealogy
Gastroenterology
Geometry
30
Trade in the Roman Empire was vital and consisted mostly of grains, olive oil and wine.
Economy
Geography
Achievements
Religion
31
What is the imaginary line that runs horizontally around the Earth and separates the Northern and Southern hemispheres?
Equator
Intermediate Direction
Prime Meridian
Cardinal Direction
32
The "E" in GRAPES stands for...
Engineering
Economics
Entomology
Epileptology
33
Well-established trade routes & widely accepted currency that retained value contributed to the success of Ancient Rome.
Economy
Achievements
Politics
Geography
34
Why is it important to know the characteristics of civilization?
So we know how to grow crops and hunt animals
So we can understand how ancient civilizations built their armies
To learn how civilizations formed and how they influence our world today
To memorize facts about ancient cultures for fun
35
Citizens of Athens gathered together in the acropolis to discuss the city government.
Religion
Geography
Achievements
Politics
36
Which ocean is on the East Coast of the United States?
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
37
According to Roman mythology, Rome was founded by twin brother, Romulus and Remus, sons of Mars, and raised by a wolf.
Religion
Politics
Geography
Achievements
38
Which of the following is an example of "Achievements" in a civilization?
Trading goods and services
Starting a new religion
Growing Crops
Building roads and pyramids