What is a time of peace in Rome

What is a group of territories governed by one ruler?

Who are the wealthy ruling class of Rome

The land of ancient Rome was located on a...

How long were the consuls term of office?

How many people made up the Senate?

Once the Roman laws were written down, they were called

The U.S., like Roman did not originally have their laws written down?

____________ was a Roman general who formed part of the Second Triumvirate after the death of Julius Caesar. He is well-known for falling in love with the Egyptian queen, Cleopatra. He and Cleopatra made plans to take over Rome. He and Octavian’s armies clashed in 31 B.C.E. and ____________ lost.

____________ was another member of the Second Triumvirate. As a young man, he had the respect of his granduncle, Julius Caesar. After defeating Mark Antony and Cleopatra, he rose to power as Rome’s first emperor. He soon became known as Emperor Augustus.

Who were the “common” people, ordinary citizen?

Who were groups of Roman soldiers who worked together to combat forces and protect Roman territories?

What is a time of peace in Rome

What is a group of territories governed by one ruler?

Who are the wealthy ruling class of Rome

How long were the consuls term of office?

How many people made up the Senate?

Once the Roman laws were written down, they were called

The U.S., like Roman did not originally have their laws written down?

____________ was a Roman general who formed part of the Second Triumvirate after the death of Julius Caesar. He is well-known for falling in love with the Egyptian queen, Cleopatra. He and Cleopatra made plans to take over Rome. He and Octavian’s armies clashed in 31 B.C.E. and ____________ lost.

____________ was another member of the Second Triumvirate. As a young man, he had the respect of his granduncle, Julius Caesar. After defeating Mark Antony and Cleopatra, he rose to power as Rome’s first emperor. He soon became known as Emperor Augustus.

Which of these is NOT true about the geography of Ancient Greece?

What did the ancient Greeks become very good at building because of their geography?

What did all of the Greek city-states have in common?

Which Greek city-state became the most powerful and important of them all around 700 B.C.?

Who was allowed to be a citizen in Ancient Athens?

What type of democracy did Athens have?

What did the ancient Greeks build to honor their gods?

What was the purpose of the ancient Olympics?

What field of study are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle famous for?

Who wrote the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey?"

Athens, Sparta, or both: Required men to serve in the military

Athens, Sparta, or both: Women had few rights.

Athens, Sparta, or both: Valued education and the arts.

Athens, Sparta, or both: Boys began their military training at age 7;

Athens, Sparta, or both: used helots to do most of the work;

Athens, Sparta, or both: Fought against Persia in the Persian Wars.

Which of these places did Alexander the Great NOT conquer?

What happened to Alexander's empire after his death?

What was so important about Alexander the Great's conquest?

Which statement best describes the ancient Greek's idea of the "Rule of Law"

Which statement best explains the Greek idea of the RULE OF LAW?

Which democratic concept encouraged Ancient Greek citizens to share in the responsibility of governing the laws?

Which statement describes an important contribution of the Ancient Greek author "Herodotus"

Which statement describes Homer's style of literature and writing?

Which three types of columns developed by Ancient Greek architects are still widely used in the construction of buildings?

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

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial

According to the three above, which principles created by the Roman Republic is reflected in the United States today?

What concept do the "Twelve Tables" and the "US Constitution" share concerning who has to follow the laws?

Which statement BEST describes the purpose for Roman aqueducts?

What building material did the Roman civilization introduce into architecture?

Which statement BEST describes the importance of Roman Roads?

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

Refer to the image:

Which engineering advancement, that allowed Romans to build high, yet sturdy structure is illustrated?

Title: _______________

Economic problems, attacks by invaders, political weakness, and military decline

All resulted in:

What was one problem Roman leaders dealt with after Pax Romana?

Based on this chart, what is true about the plebians?

Ancient Greece was the first civilization to develop a government based on democracy. The word DEMOCRACY is taken from the word DEMOKRATIKA which means rule by the entire body of citizens. Ancient Greece was the first to use an assembly of citizens to help create and approve laws that all citizens would follow.

In which way was the Ancient Greek "Polis" system similar to the government system in the United States?

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

Which important contribution to the American political process came from the Roman Republic?

How does the United States government differ from the government of Ancient Rome?

Which political principle of the Roman Republic is present in modern day US government?