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What is not true about the geography of Greece and Italy? They are both on the Aegean Sea.
What did not make the Roman republic fail ? Instability of one-man rule.
What is Cicero's point of view? He hopes to recreate the values and institutions of the republic.
Many Greek scientists, such as Eratoshenes, made discoveries in _________ that were not accepted until much later in hostory. astronomy
The judical priciples of a defendant having the right to face his accuser and innocent until proven guilty come from which system? Roman
What is not an invention of the ancient Romans? farming tools
A typical role of the patricians in the Roman Republic was to - serve as senators
What were chief executives of the Roman Republic? consuls and praetors
A Goverment deriving power from the people and in which the people are represented by elected officials. What is this describing? early Rome
Democratic-Republican goverment evolved partly from democracy in ancient Greece did not feature- equal justice under law
Who could vote in the democracy of ancient Greece? Men
What effect did the revolt of slaves led by Spartacus have on Rome? Rome moved toawrd a dictatorship.
What is teh Twelve Tables? Rome's first code of laws.
What is not a characteristic of the Roman empire? direct democracy
How did geography influence the development of Greek civilization? Most cities developed close to the sea.
Most of the beautifully carved statues created in ancient Greece celebrated what? multiple gods and goddesses
-Cradle of democracy -Classic art, music and literature -Republican form of goverment -Aqueducts, city planning The list above describes what of the Greco-Roman era? DEfining characteristics
Ancient Athens served as a model for later societies because they believed in what? civic duty before individual interests
What is a summary for the effects of Roman law on later civilazations? It became the basis for laws in North America.
The document that stated that Christianity would be legal in Rome was Edict of Milan
Ancient Greece is best remembered for creating what sort of literature? drama
In the arts, Greece is probably most remembered for _________, while the Romans excelled at ____________. sculpture, architecture
The roman Colosseum was built with many diffrent levels for seating. Why? The manys levels reflected the divison of classes.
Virgil:___ ______:: Homer: ___ _____ The Aenied, The Iiliad
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