The invention used to connect Rome.
What are roads?
The type of government that began in Athens.
What is democracy?
The religion popularized by the Roman Empire.
What is Christianity?
The science that Greeks made discoveries in to prove that it didn’t come from the gods.
What is medicine/health?
The civilization the Olympics comes from.
What is Greece?
The building material made by Romans that is widely used today.
What is concrete?
The type of government used in Greece, where many places in the same empire have independent government.
What are city-states?
The people who founded Rome according to legend.
Who are Romulus and Remus?
The field that the Greek scientists Pythagoras and Euclid were in.
What is mathematics?
The field the Romans used many Greek ideas to form; referred to as ”Greco-Roman”.
What is art?
The field that contains a Roman thing that many of these same things in Europe are based on.
What is law and justice?
Ways the Greeks did special effects in theater.
What are using hoists to make people fly and revolving scenery?
The type of religion used by Rome before Christianity.
What is polytheism?
The Greek philosopher considered the first biologist.
Who is Aristotle?
The alphabet used in English.
What is the Latin alphabet?
The three main architecture feats of Rome.
What are the arch, vault, and dome?
One piece of architecture the Greeks invented.
What are columns, pediments, or friezes?
The days of the week named after Roman gods.
What are Saturday, Sunday, and Monday?
The Greek scientist who first suggested the Earth goes around the sun.
Who is Aristarchus?
The alphabet the alphabet we use grew out of.
What is the Greek alphabet?
One way the Romans improved farming.
What is crop rotation, pruning, seed selection or manuring?
The thing Greece used aqueducts and pipes for.
What is plumbing?
The name of one Roman festival.
What is Saturnalia, Cerealia, or Vestalia?
The most important Greek number, according to Pythagoreans.
What is 10?
The civilization geography comes from.
What is Greece?