Ancient Greece #1
Ancient Greece #2
Ancient Rome #1
Ancient Rome #2
Ancient Rome #3
100

King of gods, god of the sky, rain and lightning.

Zeus

100

God of the underworld

Hades

100

Italy has attracted settlers for thousands of years because of its

Central location and climate

100

An artisan, shopkeeper, or owner of small farms. This social class could not hold public office but could serve in the army and vote

Plebeians

100

Within the Roman Republic, this social class had the most influence, power and wealth. Was the elite ruling class.

Patricians

200

A traditional story about gods and goddesses

Myth

200

Became king of Macedonia at age 20

Alexander the Great

200

This group of people influenced the Roman civilization by introducing grape and olive farming along with the Romans modeling their literature and architecture after them.

Greeks

200

What was the purpose of the Twelve Tables in Roman Law?

To establish a written code of laws

200

Who were the members of the first triumvirate?

Caesar, Crassus & Pompey

300

Part of an army which soldiers ride horses

Cavalry

300

Thinkers who created new bodies of knowledge such as history, political science, biology and logic

Philosophers

300

This group of people influenced the Roman civilization by passing on religious rituals, clothing styles and military style strategies to the Roman people.

Etruscans

300

Who were the 3 members that made up the second triumvirate?

Octavian, Antony & Lepidus

300

What was the significance of Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon River?

It was a declaration of war against Rome

400

A time when Greek ideas spread to non Greek people

Hellenistic Era

400

Why was King Phillip II able to conquer Greece?

Greek city states were weak and divided by the Peloponnesian War

400

What caused inflation in the empire? What is inflation?

The value of money declined and prices increased

400

After the death of Theodosius, Rome was divided into two empires (Western & Eastern) whose capitals were?

Western Roman Empire: Rome

Eastern Roman Empire: Constantinople

400

What was the significance of the Rule of Law in Rome?

It ensured that laws applied equally to all citizens

500

What was the cause of death of Alexander the Great? At what age did he die?

Battle Wounds and a Fever- age of 32

500

After his death, Alexander's empire fell apart because of what reason?

Empire was divided into four kingdoms (Hellenistic Kingdoms)

500

What was the primary reason for the fall of the Roman Republic?





Power Struggles- (conflict within both Triumvirates- civil war)

500

The fall of Rome began with poor leadership, attacks by invaders, and

a declining economy

500

Rome's 4 remaining legacies that still affect us today are which of the following?

Law & Justice System, Republican Form of Government, Latin Language, Christianity

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