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Why was the development of the polis important in ancient Greece? 

• The polis was provided walls that surrounded the entire city-state to protect them from barbarians. 
• The polis was a used as a way to unify the Greek people since they all were set up exactly the same. 
• The polis was located near the ocean to provide means for transportation. 
• The polis was what gave the Greeks a sense of identity and pride and allowed them to establish their own separate forms of government. 

The original structure of the Roman Republic consisted of (SSWH3a, DOK1)

• Consuls and a senate
• A triumvirate and their cabinet
• A president and vice president
• A military tyrant and his advisors

Which philosopher used the method of asking questions to reach the truth? (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Socrates
• Plato
• Aristotle
• Pythagoras

Which philosopher wrote the Republic and was a student of Socrates? (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Socrates
• Plato
• Aristotle
• Pythagoras

Which philosopher classified the governments into monarchies, oligarchies, or democracies? (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Socrates
• Plato
• Aristotle
• Pythagoras

Which leader from Macedonia conquered and unified the Greek city-states? (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Hannibal
• Justinian
• Constantine
• Phillip II

The Greek’s conquests under Alexander the Great mixed Asian and Mediterranean cultures to create a way of life that became known as (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Hellenistic culture
• Golden culture
• Greek life
• Alexander the Great did not spread any culture

He was a dictator of Rome and later killed by senators because he became too powerful. (SSWH3b, DOK1)

• Julius Caesar
• Caesar Augustus
• Constantine
• Spartacus

Who was the first emperor of Rome? (SSWH3ab, DOK1)

• Socrates
• Alexander the Great
• Augustus
• Octavian

Which group most heavily influenced Roman art and architecture? (SSWH3c, DOK1)

• Babylonians
• Chinese
• Greeks
• British