The Republic of Rome: Part 4

The Republic of Rome: Part 4

By Allison Bayles

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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 10.

• Prophets of God

• Trojan War

• Israel and Judah Fall

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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 11.

• Alexander the Great

• Prophets of God

• Greek Philosophers

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What is the next phrase?

It is for event 16.

• Greece Colonized, Democracy Begins

• Nehemiah and the Jewish Return

• Rome Rises to World Power

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What is the Roman name for the Greek god Apollo?

• Phoebus - god of the sun

• Mars - god of war

• Pluto - god of the underworld

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What is the Roman name for the Greek goddess Athena?

• Minerva - goddess of wisdom and victory

• Venus - goddess of love

• Juno - wife of Zeus

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What is the Roman name for the Greek god Zeus?

• Jupiter - chief of the Olympians

• Bacchus - god of wine

• Mars - god of war

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What is the Roman name for the Greek goddess Hera?

• Minerva - goddess of wisdom and victory

• Venus - goddess of love

• Juno - wife of Zeus

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What is the Roman name for the Greek goddess Aphrodite?

• Minerva - goddess of wisdom and victory

• Venus - goddess of love

• Juno - wife of Zeus

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What is the Roman name for the Greek god Hades?

• Jupiter - chief of the Olympians

• Pluto - god of the underworld

• Mars - god of war

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What is the Roman name for the Greek god Ares?

• Pluto - god of the underworld

• Jupiter - chief of the Olympians

• Mars - god of war

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What is the Roman name for the Greek god Dionysus?

• Jupiter - chief of the Olympians

• Bacchus - god of wine

• Mars - god of war

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What had the two earlier plebeian secessions gained for the plebs?

• consuls and the Code of Thirteen

• plebeian tribunes and the Twelve Laws

• a plebeian senate and an army

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What is the approximate date of the colonization of Greece?

• c. 931 B.C. - 776 B.C.

• c. 931 B.C.

• c. 776 B.C. - 753 B.C.

• c. 750 B.C. - 508 B.C.

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How did the colonization of Greece begin?

• the Greeks crossed the sea for food

• the Egyptians invaded Greece

• the Greeks invaded Rome

• the Greeks allied with the Phoenicians

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Where did the Greek colonies develop?

• Egypt

• The Tyrrhenian coast

• the coast of Asia Minor

• Carthage

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Of what kind of states was Greece composed?

• island states

• city states

• farm states

• nation states

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Who often fought for control of the Greek states?

• soldiers

• the rich and the poor

• fishermen

• fire fighters

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Describe demokratia

• rule by six kings

• rule by an elected council and an assembly of all citizens

• rule by one king and an elected council

• rule by 100 senators, with an assembly of 30

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Who voted on all matters of Athenian government?

• the Assembly of all Athenian citizens

• the senate of 100

• the six kings

• the Council of 20

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Who were the strategoi?

• the queen

• the elected military leaders

• farmers

• royal architects

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What form of government are the Greeks credited with beginning?

• democracy

• aristocracy

• republicanism

• plutocracy

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Match the following

oligarchy

plutocracy

timocracy

monarchy

• oligarchy

• plutocracy

• timocracy

• monarchy

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Match the following

aristocracy

tyrrany

democracy

• aristocracy

• tyrrany

• democracy

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to become ​

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to those who believe in His name: who were born, not of ​

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​ , nor of the will of the ​

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, nor of the ​

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of man, but of God.

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Options (7)

Archaic Era

(750 - 508 B.C.)

Classical Era

508 - 323 B.C.)

Hellenistic Era (323 - 146 B.C.)

King Era

(753 - 509 B.C.)

Republic Era

(753 - 509 B.C.)

Empire Era

(27 B.C.-A.D,313)

Christian Empire Era (AD. 313 - 476)

Organize these options into the right categories

Greece

Rome

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What are the approximate dates of the "Roman Republic Developed?"

• c. 509 B.C. - 407 B.C.

• c. 753 B.C. - 27 B.C.

• c. 509 B.C. - 366 B.C.

• c. 753 B.C. - 509 B.C.

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After the Romans broke away from the Etruscan king, what form of government did they establish?

• a monarchy

• a democracy

• a republic

• a oligarchy

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What were the two highest individual leaders of the republic called?

• president

• kings

• consuls

• tribunes

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What were the names of the two main classes of Romans?

• masters and slaves

• patricians and plebeians

• royalty and equities

• nobility and soldiers

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What did strife between the two classes of Romans cause?

• immediate civil war

• the election of Romulus

• the later break-up of the republic

• the exile of all nobles

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What relationship does the United States form of government share with the Roman republic?

• Both share the office of king

• The U.S. system copies much of the Roman Republic

• The U.S. system shares nothing in common with the Roman Republic

• Both have one-year consuls

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Who were the patricians?

• the working class

• the nobility

• a sports team

• farmers

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Who were the plebeians?

• the nobility

• a rock bank from the 60's

• the masses, peasants, farmers

• elected officials

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How did the Roman consuls receive their position?

• inherited by their fathers

• voted in by slaves

• elected by the top assembly

• picked by kings

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What is the coastal town where Aeneas first landed, and which he later named for his new wife?

• Etrusca

• Carthage

• Lavinium

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