Greece
The type of government of ancient Greece and America.
What is a Democracy?
This city state was Athens' biggest rival.
What was Sparta?
The executive branch of Ancient Rome was known as what? (Hint... there were 2 of them.)
What is the consul.
The official religion of Rome under Constantine.
What is Christianity?
Name 3 types of things that would happen in the Roman Colliseum.
Naval Battles, Gladiator fights, Public Executions, etc...
What are the names of the two Epics that Homer wrote about the Trojan War?
The Iliad and the Odyssey.
This city-state was located on the Attica Peninsula.
What was Athens?
The law-making assembly of ancient Rome
What was the Senate?
This place was the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire before it fell. Diocletian split up the Empire.
What was Constantinople?
What does Pax Romana mean?
What is Roman Peace.
What was the name of the Spartan education system?
What is the Agoge?
This city-state had more women's rights.
What was Sparta?
The Leader of the Greek Pantheon of Gods was Zeus... he is known as what in the Roman religion.
What is Jupiter?
What language is this?
γεια, τι κάνεις
This language was most widely used in the Byzantine Empire.
What is Greek?
What are the Punic Wars?
The small areas of Ancient Greece were people lived were known as?
What are city-states.
This war marked the end of the Golden Age of Athens.
What was the Peloponnesian War?
The first important Greek philosopher who questioned Athens’s laws, customs, and religion
Who was Socrates?
The Western Roman Empire fell due to invasions by these tribes.
What were Germanic/Hunnic tribes?
A government in which citizens elect representatives to rule on their behalf.
What is a Republic?
This small island south of the Greek mainland was were the Greeks technically originated from.
What is Crete.
These people/person destroyed Sparta and the Greek mainland.
Who were the Macedonians and Alexander the Great.
What two leaders fell in love with Cleopatra.
Who are Julius Caeser and Mark Antony.
This territory was conquered by Julius Ceaser.
What was Gaul?
What is a Martyr?
Who is someone who dies to further a cause.