Classical Greece and Rome Flashcards

946823511	If the Greek genius was in politics, the Roman genius was___.	engineering.	0
946823512	Greek politics was noted for its formation of ___.	democratic city-states.	1
946823513	The Roman Empire (did/didn't) tolerate local politicians and religious diversity.	did	2
946823514	The Senate of republican Rome particularly represented landed ____.	Aristocracy	3
946823515	Classical Mediterranean society differed from classical China the idea of active ___ and an extensive ___ system.	citizenship, legal	4
946823516	The Greek philosopher ___suggested that human reason could approach an understanding of the perfect forms the absolutely True, Good, and Beautiful that he believed underlay nature.	Plato	5
946823517	Greek society, compared to Rome's, registered special advances in ___.	science	6
946823518	Roman slaves (were/were not) used for military service.	were not	7
946823519	Americans (have/have not) shown interest in classical Mediterranean society.	have shown interest	8
946823520	While Rome expanded the sway of Mediterranean civilization to western Europe, its internal politics (were/were not) relatively stable.	were not stable	9
946823521	Both Greece and Rome experimented in the diversity of political forms of governance, which ranged between democracy and ____.	tyranny	10
946823522	The Greeks and Romans were never concerned with crafting a world-class ___.	religion	11
946823523	____ architecture is considered as having invented the foundations of "classical architecture."	Greek	12
946823524	The rise of commercial ____ in Greece and then around Rome was one of the prime forces leading to efforts to establish an empire.	agriculture	13
946823525	Mediterranean society (lagged behind/surpassed) both India and China in production technology.	they lagged behind	14
946823526	Athens and __________ came to be the two leading city-states that emerged during classical Greece civilization.	Sparta	15
946823527	__________spread the Macedonian Empire through the Middle East, across Persia to the border of India, and southward through Egypt.	Alexander The Great	16
946823528	Roman conquest spread more widely during the three __________ wars, from 264 to 146 B.C.E., during which Rome fought the armies of the Phoenician city of Carthage, situated on the northern coast of Africa.	Punic	17
946823529	In Athens, __________ encouraged his pupils to question received wisdom, on the ground that the chief human duty was "the improvement of the soul."	Socrates	18
946823530	__________ gained control of Rome in 45 B.C.E. and brought an end to the traditional institutions of the Roman state.	Julius Caesar	19