Types of Government
This group of people hold the power in a democracy.
Who are the people?
These are 2 values Homer expressed in his poetry.
What are bravery and loyalty?
This is why Julius Caesar was assassinated.
These 2 city states were involved in the Peloponnesian War.
What are Athens and Sparta?
This is one way Greek culture and innovation still impacts us today.
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This group of people or person hold(s) the power through tyranny.
Who is the tyrant, an absolute leader?
This is the Greek word for a city-state.
What is a polis?
A triumvirate is a type of government where this amount of people share power.
What is 3?
Who were the Spartans and Persians and to delay the Persians?
This was the defining characteristic of Ostracism.
What is exiling someone?
This group of people / person hold(s) the power in a monarchy.
What is a monarch (king or queen)?
This is the type of government Athens had.
What is a democracy?
This was Rome's first emperor.
What is Augustus/Octavian?
This was the Carthaginian general who marched elephants through the Alps during the Punic Wars.
Who is Hannibal?
This is a defining aspect of a city-state.
What is an
-agora
-acropolis?
This group of people hold the power in an oligarchy.
What is a small group of powerful people?
What is
-Greek Expansion
-Flourishing Democracy
-Athens as a center of Greek culture?
This emperor moved the capital of Rome to Constantinople.
Who is Constantine?
This is the name of the standard Greek soldier.
What is a hoplite?
These were the two social classes in Rome.
What is
-Plebeians
-Patricians?
This group of people hold the power in an aristocracy?
What is the nobility (high class or aristocrats)?
This is the main characteristic of Hellenistic Culture.
What is a mixture of Greek and Eastern Cultures?
The reasons Rome persecuted Christians.
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These are the main characteristics of a phalanx.
What are shields and spears in a tight formation to ward off incoming attackers?
This natural phenomenon is what the story of the Minotaur was made to explain.
What is an Earthquake?