Ancient Greece and Rome vocabulary assignment

What was the Pantheon used for in Rome?

• A) A palace for Roman emperors

• B) A temple for the Roman gods

• C) A marketplace

• D) A theater

Fill in the blank: The Greek term for city-state, an urban center and the agricultural territory under its control is called a _______.

• polis

• acropolis

• agora

• demesne

How many members were in the Roman Senate?

• 100

• 200

• 300

• 400

Who were the patricians in Ancient Greece?

• They were aristocratic landowners who held most of the power.

• They were slaves who worked on farms.

• They were merchants and traders.

• They were philosophers and teachers.

Who were the plebeians in Ancient Greece?

• Wealthy landowners

• Poor commoners, farmers, artisans, and merchants

• Kings and queens

• Priests

What was the Colosseum used for?

• Arena for gladiator fights to the death.

• Royal palace for emperors.

• Marketplace for Roman citizens.

• Temple for religious ceremonies.

Which architectural feature did the Colosseum use?

• The arch.

• Flying buttress.

• Dome ceiling.

• Glass walls.

Who does 'democracy' represent?

• People

• monarch

• elite

• military

Look at the image of people holding signs that say 'power to the people'. What does this image represent?

• Democracy

• Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Oligarchy

Fill in the blank: A republic is a governmental system in which people choose ________ to make policies.

• representatives

• kings

• dictators

• judges