Rulers
Augustus I was the first emperor of Rome, what was his birth name ?
Octavian or Octavius
In Ancient Greece, when a couple was to be married, what kind of money exchange had to happen first?
A Dowry
In Athens, who was allowed to be apart of the democracy?
The Peloponnesian Wars were fought between which Greek City States?
Athens and Sparta
In Ancient Greek Religion, who is known as ruler of the gods?
Zeus
Julius Cesar declared himself dictator for life, he was the transition of what two periods of Rome History?
The Roman Republic and The Roman Empire
In Ancient Sparta, what was life like for women?
Women were given the same education as boys, and could own land and be in charge of money.
In Sparta, around what age were boys forced to be in the military? staying there until they were age 18.
Around 7 years old
The Greek City States teamed to fight the Persians in what war?
Persian War
What religion came out of the middle and became the most popular religion in the Roman Empire ?
Christianity
The Pax Romana or "Roman Peace" lasted 200 years from Augustus I to the period of what?
The Five Good Emperors
When Cesar was assassinated, which friend betrayed him which caused him to give up?
Brutus
In Ancient Rome, people would socialize at the arena and races, what other place was famous in Rome?
Public Bathhouses
When Alexander The Great/Macedonia conquered Greece, Ancient Greece entered its last period known as what?
Hellenistic Period
The Catholic Church
This young ruler was the emperor of the Macedonian Empire, who took over Greece before the Romans, he died at the young age of 32 leaving no heir
Alexander The Great
In Ancient Rome, how long did a soldier have to serve to be given land and retirement?
25 years
Because it contains the chemical ammonia, Romans washed their clothes with what?
Urine
The Visigoths
Because the Ancient Greeks/Romans believed in many gods, what word is used to describe that?
Polytheistic Religion
This emperor was the last of the "Five Good Emperors", created the philosophy Stoicism, and was Emperor Commodus' Father
Marcus Aurelius
Plato was made fun of by his fellow Philosophers for calling humans what?
"Feathered Bi Peds", that we were like birds
Wealthier Romans could leave the city and have their own houses built, what were these houses called in Latin?
Dommus
The Roman Republic fought against Carthage in 3 wars known as what?
In Greek Mythology, When Hades stole Persephone from her mother and made her live in the underworld, what did Persephone eat that made her connected to the underworld forever?
Pomegranate Seeds