Unit TWO - Ancient Greece and Rome

patrician

• an upper-class person in ancient Rome
• in the style of ancient Greece or Rome
• civilization that adopted the culture of ancient Greece
• related to the worship of gods and goddesses

pagan

• an upper-class person in ancient Rome
• in the style of ancient Greece or Rome
• civilization that adopted the culture of ancient Greece
• related to the worship of gods and goddesses

classical

• an upper-class person in ancient Rome
• in the style of ancient Greece or Rome
• civilization that adopted the culture of ancient Greece
• related to the worship of gods and goddesses

Hellenistic

• an upper-class person in ancient Rome
• in the style of ancient Greece or Rome
• civilization that adopted the culture of ancient Greece
• related to the worship of gods and goddesses

What was the ancient Greek word for city-state?

• agora
• acropolis
• ostrakon
• polis

What was the name of the group that voted to determine government policy in ancient Athens?

• Assembly
• Agora
• Senate
• Symposium

Any male adult who was not (a)   and who had two Athenian parents could be citizens of Athens.

The Greek epic poems the Iliad and the Odyssey were said to have been written by (a)   .

Military ability was most important to the ____________ .

• Athenians
• Grecians
• Spartans
• Olympians

What city-state was the main rival of Athens?

(a)