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VA SOL 3.3 Ancient Greece & Rome Review
VA SOL 3.3 Ancient Greece & Rome Review
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VA SOL SS 3rd grade Greece and Rome
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A government in which the people vote for a smaller group of citizens to make the rules & laws for everyone is a ---
representative democracy
monarchy
republic democracy
democratic democracy
2
You can always find Italy on the map because it is shaped like a:
horseshoe
boomerang
cat
boot
3
Rome is located in the modern day country of:
Italy
France
England
Europe
4
This building is one of the most famous in Greece:
Colosseum
Great Wall
Pyramid of Giza
Parthenon
5
Rome is located beside the:
Nile River
Niger River
Amazon River
Tiber River
6
The founding fathers of the United States got their ideas for American government from:
Greece and Rome
Greece and Egypt
China and Rome
Rome
7
Greece is surrounded by the:
Atlantic Ocean
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Bay of Biscay
8
Who was allowed to vote in Greece and Rome?
only men
everyone who owned land
anyone who was 18 years old
only women
9
A Republican form of government is made up of:
Pharaohs
Kings
Representatives
Rulers
10
Ancient Greece had independent city-states because
there was no transportation
there was no water for traveling
there were many canyons
there were many mountains & hills
11
Ancient Greece & Ancient Rome both:
were located on a river
farmed on hillsides
traded on the Mediterranean Sea
build ships
12
Ancient civilizations have contributed to our world today through:
government
architecture
art
location
13
Which body of water was most important to the ancient Greeks and Romans?
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Nile River
Mississippi River
14
Ancient Greece and Rome are located on the continent of:
North America
Asia
Europe
Australia
15
These Roman structures were called:
Aqueducts
Parthenon
Big Arches
Colosseum
16
This column is called:
Ironic
Corinthian
Ionic
Doric
17
This column is called:
Corinthian
Ionic
Ironic
Doric
18
Where did the Romans farm their land?
in the valleys
on hillsides
on flat land
19
This Roman structure took over 10 years to build.
Pantheon
Great Building
Colosseum
Parthenon
20
The ancient Greeks adapted to their environment by:
building roads
building pyramids
building walls
building ships
21
This column is called:
Ironic
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
22
What form of art work could be found displayed on buildings in Ancient Rome?
pottery
tapestry
mosaic
jewerly
23
The Olympics began in:
Rome
China
Greece
Egypt
24
Greece is:
an island
a peninsula with many islands
a mountain
a continent
25
Democracy means:
rule by no one
rule by the king
rule by the people
26
Aqueducts were made to:
Be houses for slaves
Keep out enemies
Carry fresh water to towns
Decorate the countryside
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A direct democracy means:
A representative votes for the people
Every man gets a vote
The Emperor votes