Religion
Philosophy
Greek Government
Wars & Expansion
Roman Government
100

This word describes the belief in only one god

Monotheism

100

This Greek thinker was famous for asking lots of questions and teaching by discussion.

Socrates

100

In Athens citizens voted directly on laws. This type of democracy is called this. 

direct democracy

100

These wars were fought between Rome and Carthage.

The Punic Wars

100

Before emperors ruled, Rome was governed as this type of government

A republic

200

This religion began in the Roman Empire and spread after the death of Jesus.

Christianity 

200

This student of Socrates wrote the Allegory of the Cave.  

Plato

200

Only these people could vote in Athens (not women, slaves, or foreigners).

Free adult male citizens

200

This general crossed the Alps with elephants to attack Rome.

Hannibal

200

This group of wealthy Romans made laws in the Republic

The Senate

300

The Romans believed their gods controlled parts of nature, like war, love, and the sea. This type of belief is called this

Polytheism

300

This philosopher taught Alexander the Great.

Aristotle

300

This war was fought between Athens and Sparta.

The Peloponnesian War

300

This Macedonian leader created a huge empire and spread Greek culture.

Alexander the Great

300

What was the Conflict of the Orders?

A rebellion by plebeians for political representation

400

The Roman Empire was permanently divided into eastern and western halves partly due to religious differences. What were the names of these two halves?  

The Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) and the Western Roman Empire?

400

Socrates was sentenced to this form of death for “corrupting the youth” of Athens.

Drinking poison

400

This term describes a government ruled by a small group of wealthy citizens, often used to describe Sparta’s system.

An oligarchy

400

These wars were fought between Greece and the Persian Empire.

The Persian Wars

400

In the Roman Republic, these three groups shared power

Magistrate, the Senate, and the Assemblies

500

This agreement in 313 CE allowed Christians to worship freely in the Roman Empire.

The Edict of Milan

500

This method of teaching involves asking questions to help students think deeply.

The Socratic Method

500

This famous Athenian leader expanded democracy and paid citizens to serve in public offices, making participation more accessible.

Pericles

500

This term describes the spread of Greek culture after Alexander’s conquests.

Hellenism

500

This system of laws helped protect the rights of plebian citizens

The Twelve Tables

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