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 ___________ 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 ____________.

Military ability was most important to the ____________ .

• Athenians
• Grecians
• Spartans
• Olympians

What city-state was the main rival of Athens?