Legacy of Greece & Rome
Key Terms
Government
Philosophers
Gonzo Trivia
100

Who ruled in Athens?

  • Adult males

  • Residents

  • No foreigners, women, or slaves

100

Define monarchy.

A government in which power is in the hands of a single person.

100

Who had voting rights in the Roman Republic?

Free born males.

100

Who taught Aristotle?

Plato

100

Does Gonzo have low self esteem?

Yes.

200

What are the 3 branches of Government that are still used today?

Legislative branch, executive branch, judicial branch

200

Which type of government do we use today?

Republic. 

200

What two Roman groups struggled for power?

Patricians and Plebeians. 

200

What is the Socratic Method?

The Socratic Method is a series of questions is asked not only to draw individual answers, but also to encourage fundamental insight into the issue at hand.

200

How many dogs does Gonzo have?

3

300

Why did the Greeks develop a direct democracy? 

They didn’t want to be ruled by authoritarian ruler.

300

Define aristocracy.

A government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class or nobility.

300

What government did Athens claim to create?

Athens claimed they created the first democracy.

300

Who formed the Council of 500?

Cliesthenes 

300

How long has Gonzo been teaching at Lemon Bay?

1

400

What was Plato's legacy?

The use of reason to develop a more just society that’s focused on equality, and establish a foundation for modern democracy.

400

Define oligarchy. 

A government in which power is in the hands of a few people - especially one in which rule is based upon wealth.

400

After overthrowing the king, what new government did Roman aristocrats develop?

Republic.

400

What were the 2 fields of study Plato used as his foundation?

Physics (study of nature) and epistemology (study of knowledge) were his foundation.

400

What's Gonzo's least favorite sport?

Soccer.

500

How did Aristotle influence Rome?

Aristotle's philosophical work influenced ideas from late antiquity all the way through the Renaissance.

500

What was the senate like in Ancient Rome?

In Ancient Rome the senate was the representatives of the people and was a part of the legislative branch. It controlled foreign and financial policies and advised consuls.

500

What were the 4 main types of government?

Monarchy, oligarchy, aristocracy, and direct democracy.

500

What was Aristotle's main focus?

The concept of logic. 

500

What is the name of Gonzo's armadillo?

Hank.