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   How did ancient Egyptians view their pharaohs

Viewed them as gods

100

    What is the geographic features had the greatest influence on ancient Egypt

The Nile River

100

    The Peloponnesian War resulted from conflict between

Athens and Sparta

100

    A form of government controlled by a small, powerful elite from the business class is called a

Oligarchy

100

Who established an empire that extended from Greece to Egypt



Alexander the Great

200

The Pyramid Age is another name for

The Old Kingdom

200

    Most Egyptians were members of which of the following groups?

Peasants/Farmers 

200

Greek theater evolved out of

Religious Festivals

200

    From childhood, Spartan boys were trained to be

Soldiers

200

During the empire, the Roman legal system contributed to

The downfall of Rome

300

    The Egyptians believed in which of the following

they believed in multiple gods

300

Middle Eastern civilization was spread throughout the Mediterranean by the

Phoenician

300

    Alexander’s most lasting achievement was

the spread of Greek culture

300

    Athens enjoyed a golden age under the leadership of

Pericles

300

How did the wealth acquired from winning an empire affect Rome

Widened the gap between rich and poor

400

    The need to keep records led to the development of which of the following in Egypt

Hieroglyphics

400

    The geography of Greece helped create

Many small city-states

400

The center of the Hellenistic world was

Alexandria

400

    Conflict between Athens and Sparta resulted in the

Athenian domination of the Greek world.

400

    Roman art and literature blended Roman civilization with that of

Greece

500

    Why does Egyptian art often feature people from Nubia

They traded with them.

500

    Following the Persian Wars, Greece was dominated by

Athens

500

    What geographic characteristics of Greece provided a link to the outside world

The Seas

500

According to Aristotle, the best government was

Aristocracy

500

Who tried to restore order to the Roman empire

Justinian

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