6th Grade Ancient History Review

Ancient Egyptians and Greeks were BOTH

• Monotheistic

• Polytheistic

• Of Japanese Descent

• Of Arabian Descent

Egyptian Pharoes were commonly buried in a 

• Canyon
• Pyre
• Sarcophagus 
• Trojan Horse

The earliest populations were 

• Farmers
• Herbivores
• Carnivores 
• Hunter-Gatherers 

Before Rome became an Empire, it was a 

• Republic
• Democracy
• Dictatorship
• Oligarchy 

The river that split Ancient Egypt was the 

• Tigris 
• Euphrates
• Babylon
• Nile

The land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is often referred to as the 

• Cradle of Civilization
• Fertile Crescent 
• Land of the Lost
• Assyrian Empire

Julius Caesar was assassinated by

• His family
• Barbarians
• The senate
• Greeks

The world's first democracy was created in 

• Greece
• Athens
• Sparta
• Thebes

Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates were all famous Greek

• Emperors
• Soldiers
• Architects
• Philosophers 

The Persian Empire sought to increase its miltary strength by

• Recruiting defeated enemies into the army
• Killing civilians 
• Conquering Rome
• Only fighting within the mountains