Ancient Greece
The Greeks used this as their "great highway" for travel and trade.
Sea
After settling Rome, the Latins became known by this name.
Romans
The motto of Benedictine monasteries was this phrase.
"To labor and to pray"
Because these two tribes greatly outnumbered the Jutes, the term "Anglo-Saxon" became common.
Angles and Saxons
What is Ms. Cunningham's favorite sport?
Swimming
Greeks learned how to dye colorful cloth from these famous traders.
Phoenicians
These twin brothers were said to have founded a city on the Tiber River.
Romulus and Remus
To live a life of prayer and solitude, Benedict became one of these.
Hermit
According to legend, this British leader fought against the invading Teutonic tribes.
King Arthur
How many hearts does an Octopus have?
3
The most valuable gift the Greeks received from the Phoenicians was this system of writing.
Alphabet
During emergencies, Romans appointed one of these temporary rulers.
Dictator
This Irish missionary left his homeland to spread Christianity in Scotland.
St. Columba
While the Romans still occupied Britain, these Teutonic raiders attacked the coasts.
Saxons
True or False: A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out
False
Spartan boys were educated almost exclusively in this subject.
Military training
Rome was famously built around these landforms.
Seven Hills
Columban and his companions journeyed to this kingdom in continental Europe.
Kingdom of the Franks
This missionary from Rome also played a major role in converting England.
St. Augustine
This famous dictator defeated Rome's enemies in only 16 days.
Cincinnatus
This simple soup was a staple of the Spartan diet.
Black bean soup
High areas near the mountains were especially suited for growing these two crops.
Olives and grapes
This monastery in Italy became Columban's most famous foundation.
Bobbio
Held in 664, this meeting helped settle differences between Irish and Roman Christian practices and contributed to the religious and national unity of England.
Synod of Whitby
This Roman god had two faces and guarded gates and doorways.
Janus