Greece and Rome

What role did the people play in the government of Athens?

• Aristocrats helped the king make decisions
• Women and slaves voted on all issues
• Citizens had the right and obligation to vote
• Men and women voted for representatives to make decisions

Which person described below would be a Greek citizen?

• a slave born in Athens
• a free man born in Athens
• a well-respected woman born in Athens
• a person who moved to Athens from Egypt

Which of the following is the best definition of direct democracy in Athens?

• All citizens could vote on issues
• All people could vote on issues
• All slaves could vote on issues
• All women could vote on issues

Which term below refers to the ancient Greek religion which consisted of the worship of many gods and goddesses and explained how the world works?

• Monotheism
• Judaism
• Hellenism
• Mythology

Which of the following is the most important political contribution of Athens to our world today?

• the concept of limited citizenship
• the importance of the marketplace
• the use of the column
• the idea of democracy

What did Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle have in common?

• The were important Greek philosophers
• They were all Greek mathematicians
• They were important to the field of medicine
• They participated in the first Olympics

Which area did Archimedes and Pythagoras excel?

• Literature
• Philosophy
• Mathematics
• Medicine

What role did Philip II of Macedonia play in Greek history?

• He created a school for philosophers
• He conquered Greek city-states
• He destroyed the city of Troy
• He helped spread Greek mythology

What was a result of Alexander the Great's campaign to conquer Africa, Central Asia, and Southern Asia?

• adoption of the caste system
• diffusion of Hellenistic culture
• establishment of representative democracy
• spread of Roman culture throughout Europe

A new style of teaching by using a questioning method was developed by which of the following philosophers?

• Plato 
• Socrates
• Aristotle
• Alexander