Greek & Roman Geography
A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides.
What is a peninsula?
A Greek city state was called this.
What is a polis?
The Roman Republic had this kind of democracy.
What is a democratic republic? or representative democracy?
The term Pax Romana translates to this.
What is Roman Peace?
Rome was built on 7 of these.
What is a hill?
Spartan children began the Agoge at this age.
What is seven?
Name all 3 Roman social classes in order.
What are the pats, the plebs, and slaves.
This is one of the main reasons for the fall of the Roman Empire.
What is northern barbarians? What is political/economic instability? What is the splitting of the empire?
This is the sea to the East of Greece with over 1000 Islands.
What is the Aegean Sea?
The Athenians were powerful in this aspect of combat than the Spartans.
What is naval combat?
This is the most important thing that Julius Caesar left behind for us.
What is the calendar?
This is the name of the first Roman emperor to become a christian and legalize christianity.
Who is Constantine?
The southernmost peninsula of Greece.
What is the Peloponnesus?
Athens had this type of government and Sparta had this government. Must know both for the correct answer.
What is a direct democracy and an oligarchy?
This is the name of Julius Caesar's friend that helped to have him killed.
Who is Brutus?
The Colosseum could fit this many people inside of it.
What is over 50,000?
The Italian Peninsula was this long and this wide.
What is 600 miles long and 150 miles wide.
The war fought between the Greek city states, mainly Athens and Sparta was called this.
What is the Peloponnesian War?
This is the name of the group of plebeians in the Republican government.
What is the tribunal or assembly?
The Colosseum was important to the Roman emperor for this purpose.
What is to keep the Roman people happy?