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Greece RomeBattlesPotluck S.S. Soup

What was Greece’s largest Island?

Crete

What form of government was practiced in Sparta?

Oligarchy

Which form of government was ruled by all citizens?

Direct Democracy

Who warned the Greeks about the Macedonian King and his army?

Demosthenes

What did Pheidippides say as he reached Athens?

Rejoice we conquer

What were the common citizens of Rome called?

Plebians

What were Rome’s military forces called?

Legions

What was the period of peace and prosperity that lasted 207 years?

Pax Romana

Who moved the capital of the Roman empire from Rome to Byzantium?

Constantine

Who is considered to be the first pope of the Christian Church?

Peter

Sparta’s declaration of war against Athens began which war?

Peloponnesian

Who built an empire that stretched to India?

Alexander the Great

At what battle did Pheidippides become a hero?

Marathon

Where did Themistocles position his fleet so he could trap Xerxes’s ships?

Salamis

Who made up Romes Triumvirate in 59B.C?

Julius Caesar, Pmpey, Crassus

Which group of people emphasized duty, strength and discipline?

Spartans

What term is used today for the art of Athens during the Age of Pericles?

Classical

Who wrote the book “Elements” which is the basis for modern geometry?

Euclid

Where is the largest known Hellenistic statue located?

Rhodes

Which emperor divided the empire into Greek-speaking East and Latin-speaking West?

Diocletian

What were the Roman channels that brought water to cities and towns around the empire?

Aqueducts

What happened to Julius Caesar?

Stabbed to death by Senate members

What battle formation produced the most powerful fighting force in the ancient world?

Phalanx

Which Christian leader wrote letters that formed the Epistles of the New Testament?

Paul

What did Julius Caesar cry out as he was dying?

Et tu, Brute? or You Too Brutus?