People
This Roman general was stabbed to death by his own friends and senators.
Julius Caesar
Both Greece and Rome are located on this continent
Europe
Only this group of people were allowed to vote and participate in the assembly in Athens
Free, male citizens
There were three of these wars fought against Carthage over 100 years.
The Punic Wars
This religion resisted the Roman Republic rule and eventually helped bring down Rome all together
Christianity
Macedonian king and conqueror spread Greek culture to the Middle East and Africa
Alexander the Great
This Greek term refers to a city-state and its surrounding country-side
polis
Athens was the first city state to practice this form of Government
Democracy
This city-state in Greece had the most dominant and powerful naval fleet during the Peloponnesian War
Athens
What animal did Hannibal invade Rome with?
elephants
Free resident living in Athens, Greece who lived and worked but did not have all citizens rights
Metics
Greece and Rome are located on this Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Instead of a king, the Romans created this type of government where citizens elect representatives to rule for them
Republic
Rome wanted to expand into Carthage in order to grow more...
Grain
These two forms of Ancient Greek Dramas became the most famous
Comedy and Tragedy
This Carthaginian general invaded Rome with elephants.
Hannibal
These structures were built throughout the Roman Empire to allow armies and traders to travel quickly
Roads
This is the name of the main governing body in Athens where eligible citizens gathered to debate and vote on laws
Assembly
The Peloponnesian was fought between these two Greek city-states
Athens and Sparta
What surface did the Romans paint more than any other society?
walls
He was executed in 399 B.C. for "corrupting the youth" of Athens with his thoughts about philosophy
Socrates
This famous oval-shaped arena in Rome was used for gladiator battles and public spectacles
The Colosseum
This 200-year period of relative peace and stability saw the peak of Roman power and expansion
Pax Romana
Historians argue that Rome's destruction of Carthage in the last Punic War could be considered this
Genocide
The famous day Julius Caesar was stabbed to death.
The Ides of March (or March 15)