Ancient Greece - History
Ancient Greece - Culture
Ancient Rome - History
Ancient Rome - Mythology
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100

This Greek city-state is known as the birthplace of democracy.

Athens

100

Who is known as a god of wine in Greek religion?

Dionysus

100

This large invention by the Romans transported water to the city

Aqueduct

100

Who is the Roman god of the sea?

Neptune

100

"Polis" is the Greek term for this.

City

200

This Greek city-state was known for its exceptional military.

Sparta

200

This famous Greek Poet became famous for writing epics like the Iliad and the Odyssey.

Homer

200

This Roman general, one of the best-known figures in history, conquered Gaul in 50 B.C. and was later made dictator of Rome.

Julius Caesar

200

According to Roman legend, this person founded Rome.

Romulus

200

This Greek word means "Rule by the people".

Democracy

300

According to legend, the kidnapping of what woman led to the Trojan War?

Helen of Troy

300

Which mountain is regarded as the abode of the gods in Greek mythology?

Mount Olympus

300

Which ancient Roman city was destroyed after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius?

Pompeii

300

Who was the Roman goddess of love and physical attraction?

Venus

300

Which of the names of the months comes from a Latin word for “ten”?

December

400

This famous Greek from Macedonia conquered the known world creating one of the first empires.

Alexander the Great

400

The Parthenon is a temple built to honor this Greek goddess.

Athena

400

Upper-class Romans were known as this, and lower-class Romans were known as that.

Patricians

- and - 

Plebeians

400

In ancient Rome, who was the equivalent to greek goddess Hera?

Juno

400

Which of the following come from a Latin word meaning “on the right-hand side”? 

Austerity

Prosperity

Dexterity 

Temerity

Dexterity

500

Who was the enemy of Athens in the Peloponnesian War?

Sparta

500

This type of adventure story in Greek literature is very long and has a hero as the main character (e.g. The Iliad)

Epic poem

500

This Roman innovation for transportation was created using ash, rocks, water, and limestone.

Roman concrete

500

What is the name of the Roman goddess of grain?

Ceres

500

The Greek word Mouseios, meaning “of the Muses” or "related to the Muses", gave rise to which word in English?

Museum

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