Classical Unit Review

What is a central right in Western society that came from Rome?

• 1. Citizens may own private property.

• Citizens are innocent until proven guilty.

• 1. Citizens are granted the right to vote.

• 1. Citizens may peacefully gather in groups.

What do all empires have in common?

Select THREE correct answers.

• 1. A strong centralized government

• 1. A dominant position in the world

• 1. A strong military force

• 1. A strong democratic government

What are the reasons for the growth of the Greek city-states?

• good climate, access to water, arable/farmable land

• good climate, access to water, dry land

• good climate, arable/farmable land

• access to water, arable/farmable land

What were the effects of the Pax Romana?

• more education, less division in social classes, cities were centers of culture, less discoveries

• less education, more division in social classes, cities were centers of culture, more discoveries

• more education, more division in social classes, cities were centers of culture, more discoveries

• less education, less division in social classes, cities were centers of culture, more discoveries

Democracy in Rome helped contribute to a lasting -

• voting

• legal code

• everyone is equal

• religious freedom

What did the fall of Rome in Western Europe end?

• The River Valley Era

• The Neolithic Age

• spread of Christianity throughout Europe

•  the Classical Era in Europe

Democracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, and Tyranny are -

• the 4 most common governments in Classical Greece

• the 4 most common governments in Classical Rome

• the 4 most common governments in Classical China

• the 4 most common governments in Classical India

Greece developed the first what?

• Republic

• democracy

• voting system

• religion

What is something in Western society that was most influenced by Roman society?

• literature

• art

• law

• music

What was developed in ancient Mesopotamia that later influenced law codes of the Classical civilizations?

• Egyptian laws

• Summerian laws

• Justinian's code

• Hammurabi’s Code