What is true about an oligarchy?

Power is held by a group of rich men, is passed down through a family.

What is true about a democracy?

This form of government was thought to have started in Athens, and the people hold the power.

What is true about a monarchy?

Power is held by a king and their power is passed down through the family.

What is true about a tyranny?

Power is taken by force, though this type of government sounds bad it is sometimes good.

How did mountains affect civilization in ancient Greece?

The Greeks were protected by natural barriers, but the poor soil made it harder to grow crops.

Which of the following statements most accurately describes a peninsula? a landform that is completely surrounded by mountains, a landform that is mostly surrounded by water, a landform that releases lava, ash, and gas, a landform that is slightly smaller than a continent

a landform that is mostly surrounded by water

How did the sea affect civilization in ancient Greece?

Many Greeks became fishermen, merchants, and sailors, who found food and traveled to other places along the sea.

Which if these is true about the Ancient Greeks? They were polytheistic, used myths to explain how things were created, how gods with flaws, and shared a common language and religion.

They were polytheistic, used myths to explain how things were created, how gods with flaws, and shared a common language and religion.

Why did the Greeks establish several colonies around the Mediterranean Sea?

They wanted to increase their wealth through trade, and support their growing population with more farmland.

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the role of women in Sparta? Spartan women completed knitting, sewing, and other crafting projects. Spartan women completed physical training and could own property. Spartan women could be elected to serve on the council of elders. Spartan women often worked in the fields as farmers and laborers.

Spartan women completed physical training and could own property.

How did the geography of Ancient Greece make trade over land almost impossible?

Their land was covered in mountains.

How did Rome’s geography affect the people who lived there?

The Mediterranean Sea provided the Romans access to trade routes, and the hills increased the difficulty of an invasion.

Why was the story of Romulus and Remus important to the Romans?

The story explained the founding of Rome.

List the eras of ancient Roman history in chronological order: Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic, Roman Empire

Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic, Roman Empire

Why did the plebeians protest against the Roman government and form their own council?

The plebeians could not hold political offices or participate in government.

How did both the Greek and Roman civilizations become rich?

Ancient Greece trades to many regions to make money and Ancient Rome relied on their agriculture to make money.

How did Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome treat the people in the regions they conquered?

Ancient Greece spread their culture to the regions they conquered, while Ancient Rome borrowed ideas from the conquered regions.

First Semester Exam Review Flashcards

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1.

FLASHCARD QUESTION

Front

What continent is golden yellow on this map?

Back

North America

2.

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What continent is purple on this map?

Back

Asia

3.

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Front

What continent is light yellow on this map?

Back

Australia

4.

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What continent is pink on this map?

Back

Europe

5.

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What continent is blue on this map?

Back

Antarctica

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What continent is red on this map?

Back

Africa

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What continent is green on this map?

Back

South America

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