Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece and Rome
Ancient Rome
Cyclops
Mapping and Charting
100
What building in the U.S. was built to look similar to the Parthenon in Greece?
The Supreme Court
100
What is democracy?
People vote who they want in power
100
Who were Romulus and Remus
The twin founders of Rome according to legend
100
What is the Odyssey?
A famous Greek myth about the trials of the hero Odysseus
100
What body of water is East of Greece?
Aegean Sea
200
True or False: Women were allowed to vote in ancient Greece.
False
200
Who was one of the world's first republics?
Rome
200
Why was Julius Ceasor killed?
The government thought he would try to take power and destroy the republic
200
What is a cyclopes?
A giant with one large eye in the middle of his forehead.
200
How are Rome and Greece alike on the map?
They are West of Turkey
300
What were the three things required to vote in acient Greece?
- had to be a man
- Had to live in the city or state you wanted to vote in
- had to be at least 18
300
What are the three branches of government?
Executive, legislative, and judicial
300
What is a dictator?
Someone who makes all the decisions for their country.
300
How did Odysseus get away from the cyclops?
He blinded him by poking his eye.
300
What country is southwest of Rome?
Sicily
400
What is it called when you let everyone vote on everything?
Direct democracy
400
What is the difference between the Roman republic and the Roman empire?
Roman republic gives the power to the voters and the Roman empire gives the power to the emperor
400
What did the Romans call their hero?
Ullyses
500
What is representative democracy?
When one person's vote represents multiple people.
500
When did Constantine become Emporer?
306 A.D.