What was one cultural contribution made by the ancient Greeks? |
The Greeks were the first to write dramatic plays. |
Who wrote The Republic in ancient Greece? |
Plato |
Who led the Athenian Empire? |
Pericles |
Why did city-states in the Delian League revolt against Athens? |
They resented not having a say in the government |
Classical Greek sculpture was characterized by the portrayal of |
idealized, lifelike bodies. |
During the Golden Age of Athens, male citizens |
could hold an office if they were chosen by lot. |
How did the political system of ancient Athens differ from the political system of the United States today? |
Ancient Athens had a direct democracy, while the United States has a representative democracy. |
Which statement correctly describes the Socratic method? |
The Socratic method used questions to find the truth |
After Alexander the Great invaded Egypt, the Egyptians |
welcomed him and crowned him pharaoh. |
Which statement best describes the empire created by Alexander the Great? |
Alexander conquered most of the Mediterranean region, including parts of Africa, and advanced into Southern Asia. |
The total area of Alexander III’s empire stretched from |
Greece to the Indus River. |
What contribution did Alexander the Great make to the Hellenistic civilization? |
He helped spread Greek culture as his empire grew. |
What was one contribution made by Eratosthenes in ancient Greece? |
He computed the circumference of planet Earth. |
The Hellenistic Age was characterized by |
advancements in science and culture in the final era of ancient Greece. |
The Hellenistic Age began in Greece with |
the death of Alexander the Great. |
How many branches of government did the Roman Republic have? |
3 |
What was one consequence of Roman expansion beginning in 300 BCE |
Economic problems began to increase |
The Roman Republic began to expand when Rome fought the Punic Wars and defeated |
Carthage |
With Caesar Augustus’s rise to power, Rome |
became a powerful empire. |
Rome was strongly influenced by the culture of the |
Greek |
A peninsula is a piece of land that is surrounded by |
water on three sides |
How was Julius Caesar killed? |
He was assassinated by senators. |
Which was an achievement of the Roman Empire? |
starting a civil service |
In Rome’s legislative branch, plebeians served in the Assemblies while the Senate’s members were |
patricians. |
Like Rome, the United States has |
two houses in the legislative branch |
It is believed that Paul was a martyr. Which answer best describes what this means |
He died rather than deny his beliefs. |
According to the Bible, what made the circumstances of Jesus’s death unique? |
He was resurrected three days later. |
Since the standardization of Christian beliefs, which change has most affected the practice of Christianity? |
the emergence of new Christian churches |
Why was the spread of Christianity to non-Jews significant? |
It helped Christianity emerge as a separate faith. |
According to Christian beliefs, Jesus was sent to Earth to |
to save mankind from sin |
Early Christianity is described as being a sect of Judaism. What is a sect? |
a branch of a larger religious group |
Jesus’s disciples and followers spread the message of Christianity |
by traveling to speak to people across the Roman Empire |
Early Christians were persecuted for their beliefs. Which belief in particular made others suspicious of Christians? |
their refusal to worship Roman gods |
After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, what filled the void left by the disintegration of the political structure? |
Dark Ages. |
After he gained control of the Roman Empire, Constantine moved the capital to |
Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople. |
In Europe, the foreign invaders were primarily Germanic tribes and Huns. Where did the Huns originate? |
central Asia |
One way Diocletian brought short-term order to Rome involved |
dividing the empire into eastern and western regions. |
As inflation increased and the Roman Empire experienced greater political instability, what occurred? |
violent unrest |
To protect its frontiers, the Roman Empire depended on mercenaries. What is a mercenary? |
a soldier who fights only for pay |
What long-term political factors led to the collapse of the Roman Empire? |
People began to feel that government service was a burden. |
Which ruler divided Rome in order to bring stability to the empire? |
Diocletian |
Which describes a difference in the rule of Constantine and Diocletian? |
Constantine reunited the empire and served as sole ruler, while Diocletian divided the empire and shared emperor duties |
Which list states events in the rise of Macedonia in the correct chronological order? |
i. The Peloponnesian War ended. ii. Athens and Sparta declined. iii. Philip II conquered Greece. iv. Alexander III became king. |
Early Christianity accepted aspects of Judaism and incorporated them into the religion. How are these elements of Judaism still visible in modern Christianity? |
The New Testament references some Jewish teachings |
The Twelve Tables of the Roman Republic were a written |
legal code |
The Peloponnesian War began after |
Sparta attacked Athens by land |
Jesus of Nazareth eventually became known as Jesus Christ. Christ comes from the Greek word for |
"savior." |
Who wrote nearly half of the books of the New Testament? |
Paul |
The official religion of the Roman Empire was a form of paganism in which worshippers prayed to Roman gods and the emperor. In Judea, was there any freedom of religion under Roman rule? |
Yes, Jews were able to practice their religion. |
Alexander the Great became king of Macedonia |
after Philip’s assassination at the hands of political rivals |
What happened to the Roman Empire after Constantine’s death? |
he empire split, and the west fell into decline. |
The west covered a large territory and was at more risk of foreign invasion. |
… |
Why was Constantine’s conversion to Christianity significant? |
His conversion meant that Christians would no longer be persecuted |
Pythagoras was an ancient Greek |
mathematician. |
What was the reason for Julius Caesar’s assassination? |
Some people feared Caesar wanted to become king and destroy the republic. |
The Western Roman Empire finally collapsed when the final emperor was driven from power. Who forced the emperor from power? |
Germanic tribes |
What is one way government changed in Athens during the Golden Age? |
The number of paid officials increased, which was beneficial to the lower class citizens who served in office. |
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