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100

Rome's type of government

What is a representative democracy?

100

Large pipes that transported water over long distances to Roman cities

What is an aqueduct?

100

Had a 'golden thigh', scared of beans, & created a theorem for how to solve for the missing side of a right triangle

Who is Pythagoras?

100

Most decorative capital style of a Greek column

What is the corinthian?

100

Eratosthenes used shadows, a stick, & ratios

What is to calculate the circumference of Earth?

200

Greek jury trials lack this

What is a judge? What is female jurors?

200

Necessary for the connection (trade, control, & spread of culture) of the large Roman empire 

What are roads?

200

His book, The Elements, is the 2nd most read book of all time & it's all about Geometry (math)!

Who is Euclid?

200

The velarium added shade to this Roman ampitheater

What is the Colosseum?

200

Said that it was ridiculous to think that Greek gods are punishing you with sickness

Who is Hippocrates?

300

Type of government created by the Greeks where citizens can vote directly on laws 

What is a direct democracy?

300

Building material created by Romans that seemed to get stronger with time (used to build the Colosseum)

What is concrete?

300

Protected his shapes from the Roman army (not himself :-(... Even better, used math to create a war machine known as The Claw

Who is Archimedes?

300

You will watch this during noontime (the middle) of the Gladiator Games

What are public executions?

300

Rome's version of a constitution (laws & rights made public for all to access!)

What is the 12 Tables?

400

A protection against Roman consuls gaining too much power

What is having two of them? What is having veto power over one another? What is having to win re-election every year?

400

Roman engineering technique that allowed for wider & taller buildings to be built (includes a keystone block)

What are arches?

400

Created a walking lecture class, tutored Alexander the Great, & created the foundations for studying living things (biology)

Who is Aristotle?

400

What Roman gladiators will most likely NOT be viewed as

What are heroes?

400

Started the Trojan War between Sparta & Troy in Homer's The Iliad

What is Prince Paris taking Helen from Menelaus?

500

The US copied their idea of separating powers between three branches of government

Who is Rome?

500

Allowed for aqueducts to carry water over long distances with no use of electric pumps

What is gravity?

500

What Hipparchus studied

What are the stars? What is astronomy?

500

Author (orator) of an epic known as The Iliad

Who is Homer?

500

'Hero' of The Iliad

Who is Achilles?