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Classical Unit Test

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How did the early Christian Paul Contribute to the spread of Christianity As a missionary, he traveled around the Roman empire converting people to Christianity
Out of these four which characteristic of classical civilizations was NOT inherited from river valley civilizations: Legal codes, Monuments, Social classes, democracy Democracy
Which Classical civilization is considered the birthplace of democracy Greece
What did Aristarchus discover that was not recognized as correct until the Renaissance The Earth revolves around the Sun
What did the Greek mathematicians Euclid and Pythagoras advance? Geometry
Most of the beautifully carved statues created in ancient Greece Celebrate their belief in what? gods and goddesses
How did the roles of women differ between Greece and Rome Roman women were nearly social equals to men
Of these three which legal concept was NOT developed by a classical civilization: Individual natural rights, all citizens are equal before the law or fair administration of laws Individuals have natural rights
What was the difference between Greece's direct democracy and Rome's Republic In Greece the citizens voted, in Rome citizens elected leaders to do the voting
By theorizing mathematical principles that were the basis for modern geometry Scholars in Alexandria and India were demonstrating what The origin and diffusion of key ideas in math, science and technology
During the decline of Rome they placed high tariffs on trade: True or False False
In Athens who was entitled to certain rights the Citizens
Which political practice in Greek democracy did the Roman Republic also permit granting citizens participation in government through voting
The architecture of many buildings in Washington D.C. are built to reflect the influence of what Classical Civilization Grreece
How did the Han Dynasty of China attempt to create a more efficient type of Government Government workers had to pass exams in Confucianism in order to be hired.
How did the Edict of Milan influence the Roman empire It established Rome as the center of the Christian Church
Which Persian innovation promoted trade and contributed to the unity of the empire Use of standardized metal coins.
Which type of government of early Greece often consisted of a small group of wealthy people in power Oligarchy
Zoroastrianism is an early monotheistic religion emerging from which classical civilization Persia
Why is the establishment of the Hellenistic Empire considered a great achievement It spread Greek knowledge and preserved classical influences across three continents
Cultural diffusion likely occurred between China and Rome because of what trade route Silk Road
What classical civilization began above the Persian Gulf and near Mesopotamia Persia
Can you name three reasons for the decline of Rome? Corrupt Governments, Hostile invasions, Loss of morals and values, lack of faith in government. Inability to collect taxes.
Who was the first Emperor of Rome Caesar Augustus
What was the name of the wars between Hannibal of Carthage and Rome. Punic Wars
What was the name of the Hun leader that invaded Rome near the end of its decline Attila
What architectural invention was used by the Romans to build the coliseum Arch
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