Form of Government in which the ruling power is in the hands of the people
What is Democracy?
100
Where the Council met
What is the Agora?
100
Stepped mountain made of brick-covered earth; a Sumerian Shrine
What is a Ziggurat?
100
This was one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world
What is the Statue of Zeus?
100
Show of hands or placing stones in a jug
What is Voting?
200
Form of government in which the ruling power is inherited by one person
What is Monarchy?
200
A political group
What is tribe?
200
Writing with Wedge Shaped Characters
What is Cuneiform?
200
Structure located atop the Acropolis and dedicated to the goddess of wisdom
What is the Parthenon?
200
The amount of members needed for the assembly
What is 6000?
300
Form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of few people
What is Oligarchy?
300
Names drawn to select individuals
What is Lottery?
300
Paintings used in hunting rituals, the creation of the images was thought to help capture the spirit of the animal making the hunt easier
What are Cave Paintings?
300
This is the simplest type of Greek column
What is the DORIC?
300
Decision made by the Assembly
What is Decree?
400
Form of government in which the ruling power is seized by one person
What is Tyranny?
400
The list of topics that will be discussed at a meeting
What is Agenda?
400
Set of laws that were inscribed on a stele
What is the Code of Hammurabi?
400
This is the Greek column with the shape of a scroll on each side
What is the IONIC column?
400
People vote directly on issues rather than having representatives make decisions on their behalf
What is Direct Democracy?
500
A society with no government
What is Anarchy?
500
The Council of 500
What is the government of Athens?
500
These were always "perfect" replicas of Greek Citizens
What are Statues?
500
One of eight gateways that marked a procession route that curled through Babylon; round-arched gateway covered with blue-gazed bricks and edged with geometric designs in white and gold
What is the Ishtar Gate?
500
Every member of the Assembly had an equal right to speak