WH Quarter 3 Exam Review '25

Which statement BEST explains the ancient Greek idea of the rule of law?

• Laws lead to democracy.

• Laws need to be written down.

• Everyone must help write the laws.

• Everyone must follow the same laws.

Which achievement was made by the ancient Greeks in the field of medicine?

• They produced the first doctors.

• They produced the first medical textbook.

• They pioneered the use of medicines made from plants and herbs.

• They pioneered the use of observation to identify illnesses and treat patients.

What concept do the Twelve Tables and U.S. Constitution share concerning who has to follow laws?

• Rule of Law

• Civic Duty

• Civic Participation

• Direct Democracy

Which Democratic principle, developed by Greece and the Roman Republic, is the focus of this excerpt?

• Representative Democracy

• Rule of Law

• Separation of Powers

• Civic Duty

Which statement BEST describes the purpose for Roman aqueducts?

• Aqueducts provided military protection to Roman settlements.

• Aqueducts provided access to roadways for Roman cities.

• Aqueducts brought fresh water to Roman cities.

• Aqueducts brought irrigation water to Roman farms.

Which statement BEST describes the importance of Roman roads?

• They made travel more common.

• They made moving armies easier.

• They made it easier to map the empire.

• They made transportation by water less common.

Which Ancient Roman architectural achievement was used for public entertainment including gladiator fights?

• The Colosseum

• The Forum

• The Campus

• The Circus Maximus

Refer to the image below. Which engineering advancement, that allowed Romans to build high, yet sturdy structures, is illustrated?

• the aqueduct

• the bridge

• the arch

• the dome

Which branch of the United States government MOST resembles the assembly described above?

• A. The executive branch

• B. The federal branch

• C. The judicial branch

• D. The legislative branch

• E. Blank/No Answer

Which feature of Greek government is reflected in the American political process?

• female suffrage

• democratic elections

• presidential leadership

• constitutional amendments