The _____________________________ civilization gave us democracy, architecture, and some cool stories about Gods and Goddesses
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What is Ancient Greece
100
_______________________________ were large cement structures that helped Ancient Romans have water (including plumbing!).
What is Aqueducts
100
Roman government was a __________, where people voted on someone to be their voice in the government.
What is republic
100
A __________________________ is a story that attempts to explain something that can’t be explained and usually involves Gods and Goddesses.
What is myth
100
________________________________________ never lost a battle and may have been poisoned at the young age of 32. He founded cities and kept the culture of other civilizations he conquered.
What is Alexander the Great
200
Ancient Greece was divided into ________, cities that ran their own governments like Athens, Thebes, and Sparta.
What is city-states
200
The nephew of a previous emperor of Rome, __________________ won many battles and much of the time under his rule was peaceful.
What is Augustus Caesar
200
The Ancient Greeks in Athens practiced a form of government called _____, which allowed any man to vote.
What is democracy
200
The Greeks/Romans were of a ___________ belief system meaning they believed in many Gods/Goddesses
What is polytheistic
200
______________ was a general who found himself in charge of all of Rome. He was betrayed and killed on the floor of the senate
What is Julius Caesar
300
The Olympics started in Ancient Greece. We have them to thank for the idea of ____________________________________
What is organized sports
300
The __________________________ was the peaceful period of 200 years during the Roman empire when they made most of their discoveries
What is Pax Romana
300
Being a part of a country and being able to vote is a concept of _____________________________________, meaning you belong to one country or another.
What is citizenship
300
___________________________ had the biggest empire in history. They eventually became so big, they couldn’t effectively rule it all. They gave us roads, art, and the whole idea of “entertainment”.
What is Ancient Rome
300
_________ were slaves who fought in Ancient Rome to try to win their freedom
What is Gladiators
400
Ancient Greeks also helped move man forward in the areas of ______________________________, helping start geometry and discover many natural phenomenon.
What is math/science
400
Ancient Rome minted its own type of _____ or money to use for trade.
What is currency
400
The way a city, town, or country runs itself is called its ____________________________. The United States borrowed ours from Greece and Rome.
What is government
400
Ancient Romans spoke ____________________, named for where the people were from
What is latin
400
A huge cement stadium in the middle of Rome, ________________________ is still standing today.
What is Coliseum
500
The name of the empty area in the middle of a town where everyone would meet up
What is plaza
500
Where did the expression "All Roads lead to Rome" come from?
Rome invented roads and made sure all their settlements had a way to get to rome.
500
The Romans had a form of art made out of tiles or pieces of glass to make pictures. Mr. Austin showed you some.