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Greece and Rome Unit Review
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1
Which epic works are most closely associated with Greek culture?
The Iliad and The Ramayana
The Iliad and The Odyssey
The Odyssey and The Mahabharata
The Ramayana and The Mahabharata
2
Julius Caesar was assassinated by a group of __ who claimed to be saving the Roman Republic.
priests
senators
emperors
guards
3
Which Macedonian conquered much of the ancient world and created an empire that blended Greek with other cultures?
Hammurabi
Alexander the Great
Pericles
Julius Caesar
4
Which social group dominated politics during the Roman Republic?
Patricians
Plebeians
Priests
Patriarchs
5
In terms of geography, Rome and Athens share what similarity in their origins?
hilltop cities
harbor cities
centered on major trade routes
destroyed by volcanic activity
6
___ is known for his Method of teaching, which relies heavily on questioning and answering.
Plato
Aristotle
Sophocles
Socrates
7
Along with trade, what allowed the Roman military to move people and supplies further?
aqueducts
sewers
trains
roads
8
The Senate of the Roman Republic was generally considered to be the MOST powerful and prestigious
False
True
9
Who came out the winner of the Peloponnesian war?
Rome
Sparta
Carthage
Athens
10
Greek religion could BEST be described as monotheistic.
False
True
11
The citizen in the Athenian direct democracy To discuss and vote on laws and policies.
False
True
12
The term given to the body of stories about ancient Greek gods and heroes is
theology
mythology
anarchy
philosophy
13
These two civilizations used a strong centralized government to control a large area.
Rome and Carthage
Greece and Mesopotamia
Rome and Han China
Rome and Greece
14
The Twelve Tables was ancient writing that formed the foundation for Roman medicine
False
True
15
In an attempt to save the Roman Empire, Emperor Diocletian united the eastern and western parts of the empire.
False
True
16
The Punic Wars had the GREATEST impact on the expansion of
Persia's Empire
Alexander the Great's Empire
the Roman Republic.
the Roman Empire
17
The term Hellenistic culture was a mixture of Greek and other cultures.
True
False
18
These describe what position in the Roman Republic?
Tyrant
Emperor
Consul
the Senate
19
The Emperor __ is significant because he was the first Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity.
Julius Caesar
Constantine
Pericles
Theodosius
20
Plebeians in Ancient Rome were a large group of commoners that had limited power in the government
True
False
21
What "new" religion gained support in the Roman Empire in the 300's CE?
Confucianism
Christianity
Islam
Buddhism
22
Spartans considered their ___ accomplishments to be of utmost importance.
culture
philosophy
military
education
23
During the Roman Empire most religions were tolerated as long as members still revered the ___.
Roman gods and Emperor
The Emperor and the Bible
Muhammad and the Quran
Jesus and the Disciples
24
The Peloponnesian War was fought between Sparta and Athens
True
False
25
The political rights of women in early Ancient Athens were equal to male citizens.
False
True
26
Aqueducts were constructed by the Romans so they could transport goods great distances using boats.
False
True
27
“All I know is that I know nothing.” Who was teaching his students to question everything around them.
Aristotle
Locke
Plato
Socrates
28
What type of government did ancient Rome have prior to empire where citizens elected representatives?
direct democracy
absolute monarchy
republic
dictatorship
29
Religion during the first centuries of Rome was NOT influenced by the Greeks and their gods.
False
True
30
The Western Roman Empire collapsed for many reasons, including expensive wars with neighboring tribes.
True
False