Vocabulary
Key Figures
Israelites
Ancient Greece
Ancient Roman Republic
100

What does Monotheism mean?

a belief in one God.

100

Who was Julius Caesar?

He was part of the first triumvirate, he declared himself dictator for life and was subsequently assassinated by the Senate.

100

Who is seen as the father of Hebrews due to his covenant with God?

Abraham

100

The ancient Greeks were... (monotheistic or polytheistic)

Polytheistic

100

To reject or say no.

Veto

200

What is a Peninsula?

A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides.

200

Who is Abraham?

The father of Judaism.

200

What was the exodus?

When Moses delivered the Hebrews from Egypt to the promised land. (Crossing the red sea)

200

Name one of the 3 famous Greek Philosophers.

Plato, Socrates, Aristotle

200

Two people elected every year to lead the Senate and run the daily affairs of Rome.

Consuls

300

Define Oligarchy.

a government in which a small rich group has control.

300

Who is Moses?

He led the Israelites out of Egypt during exodus and across the red sea.

300

Why did the Israelites leave Canaan?

long drought

300

The upper class in Greece were called...

Aristocrats

300

These people were representatives of the Plebeians, they could veto laws in order to protect their rights.

Tribunes

400

Define Democracy.

A government by the people.

400

Who was Pericles?

He was the leader of the Athens, created a more democratic city-state and made Athens a center of learning.

400

Where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments?

Mt. Sinai

400

Who developed the Greeks system of writing?

Phoenicians

400

What kind of government did Rome have after they threw out their King?

Republic

500

Define Republic.

A form of government in which citizens elect their leaders.

500

Who was Augustus?

He was the first emperor of Rome.

500

What type of government ruled the Kingdoms of Israel?

Monarchy

500

What body of water did Greece depend on for trading?

Mediterranean Sea

500

What does the United States government share in common with the ancient government of the Roman Republic?

Separation of Powers

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