Ancient Greece & Rome

Because of the geography, the Greek communities developed

• Separate customs and beliefs

• Close ties with each other

• One central government

• New ways of hunting and gathering

Ancient Greece was known for their

• Parthenon

• Columns

• Shipbuilders

• Olympics

• All the above

Both Greece and Rome were known for which of the following

• Limited, rich soil

• Farming

• Mediterranean Sea

• Sculptures

• All of the above

Ancient Rome was known for the following

• Aqueducts

• Colosseum, Arches

• Road builders

• Tiber River

• All of the above

Rome's Government was known as

• Representative Democracy

• Small independent communities

• Direct Democracy

• Republic

Rome and Greece both known for their

• Clay

• Pottery

• Cement

• Terra Cotta

Ancient Greece had small independent communities and the beginning of what kind of government?

• House of Representative

• Senate

• Conservatives

• Democracy

A division of power in the government to keep one branch from getting more powerful than the other branches is called?

• Banks

• Checks and Balances

• Government

• Post Office

What is a republic?

• Power held by the people and their elected representatives

• Citizens have the right to vote and elect officials

• None of the above

• Both A and B

What contributions did Western civilizations take from Greeks?

• Arts and Theatre

• Philosophy and mathematics

• Aristocle and Socrates shaped culture's attitude and outlook on life

• All the above