Greece and Rome: Test Review

What conclusion can be drawn about the Roman Empire's trade network from the information in this chart?

• Rome's trade was limited to luxury items.

• The empire's expansion facilitated access to diverse resources.

• Linen was the primary trade good of the Roman Empire.

• All conquered regions were mandated to supply tin to Rome.

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According to Pericles, Athenians show respect for ______.

• democratic principles.

• artistic achievements.

• military prowess.

• economic growth.

Which of the following statements is most aligned with the principles expressed by Pericles in the above quotation?

• Pericles' ideas were adopted by the Roman Empire to establish their legal system.

• Ancient Greek political thought influenced the development of democratic ideals in modern governments.

• Pericles advocated for a monarchy where the king had absolute power over the people.

• The social hierarchy in Ancient Greece was based on Pericles' belief in the superiority of the elite class.

What do these architectural structures suggest about ancient societies?

• a. They had limited artistic expression.

• b. They possessed sophisticated engineering skills.

• c. They focused primarily on military conquests.

• d. They had no interest in cultural development.

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The architectural achievements show that ______ was important in ancient societies.

• religion

• technology

• entertainment

• trade

Which type of social scientist would most likely analyze this map to explore the influence of geography on Roman trade routes?

• Anthropologist

• Economist

• Sociologist

• Geographer

What conclusion can be drawn from the map about the Roman Empire's territorial reach?

• The Roman Empire was limited to Europe.

• Rome was the only capital of the Roman Empire.

• The Roman Empire spanned across Europe, Asia, and Africa.

• Gaul was never part of the Roman Empire.

Which sea was most crucial for the expansion of Roman influence according to this map?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Caspian Sea

• Black Sea

• Atlantic Ocean

One similarity between the Pax Romana and the Pax Mongolica was that both periods were marked by

• economic prosperity

• the spread of a single language

• the establishment of democratic institutions

• advancements in technology

How might a visitor from ancient Athens describe their experience in Sparta?

• It feels just like Athens here, with no differences at all.

• Sparta's government is very controlling, and the citizens have limited influence.

• There is more freedom of speech here than in Athens.

• Sparta is unique in its belief in a single deity.