This form of art is made up of small pieces of glass, tile, or stone that is arranged to make different shapes and pictures. It was popular in Rome.
What is a mosaic.
100
What form of government was found in ancient Greece?
What is direct democracy.
100
The act of giving or doing something is called a ___________.
What is a contribution.
200
In Rome, farmers had to learn new techniques because of the many _______.
What are hills.
200
Because of their ideas about government (which we still use in the U.S.) we call Greece the ______________ __ ______________.
What is the birthplace of democracy.
200
What form of government was found in ancient Rome?
What is a representative democracy.
200
A structure used to transport water into the city of Rome.
What is an aqueduct.
300
City-states formed in Greece because of the many _________.
What are mountains.
300
These ancient games played every 4 years originated in Greece. This winter they will be played in Sochi (Russia).
What are the Olympics.
300
Greece is called the _________ __ ___________.
What is the birthplace of democracy.
300
A form of government in which a large group of people elect a smaller group to create laws.
What is a representative democracy.
400
Both Greece and Rome were located near this large body of water.
What is the Mediterranean Sea.
400
This architectural feature was used in many Greek buildings, especially the Parthenon. You can see it in many monuments and historical buildings in the US today.
What are columns.
400
Describe a direct democracy
What is a form of government where every citizen votes for every law.
400
A form of government in which every person votes on every law.
What is a direct democracy.
500
Rome was located near a __________.
What is river.
500
This architectural feature is used in many bridges today and can be seen in aqueducts of Ancient Rome.
What are arches.
500
Describe a representative democracy.
What is a large group of people votes for a smaller group of people to create laws.
500
A famous building found in Rome where the people held races, competitions, and fights.