Question 1

Who, the leader of Roman Republic was assassinated on the Ides of March?

Accepted Answer

A) octavian caesar 
B) alexander 
C) julius caesar 
D) augustus caesar 
A) octavian caesar 
B) alexander 
C) julius caesar 
D) augustus caesar

Question 2

What were hieroglyphics?

Accepted Answer

A) symbols for greek astronomy 
B) ancient egyptian picture writing 
C) water irrigation power plants 
D) sand artwork 
A) symbols for greek astronomy 
B) ancient egyptian picture writing 
C) water irrigation power plants 
D) sand artwork

Question 3

What was the Greek name for the king of the gods?

Accepted Answer

A) poseidon 
B) zeus 
C) atlas 
D) jupiter 
A) poseidon 
B) zeus 
C) atlas 
D) jupiter

Question 4

What was the name of the building in Athens which was a temple to the goddess Athena?

Accepted Answer

A) trojan horse 
B) coliseum 
C) tower of pisa 
D) parthenon 
A) trojan horse 
B) coliseum 
C) tower of pisa 
D) parthenon

Question 5

What was Sparta known for?

Accepted Answer

A) a military society 
B) architecture 
C) culture 
D) government 
A) a military society 
B) architecture 
C) culture 
D) government

Who, the leader of Roman Republic was assassinated on the Ides of March?

What were hieroglyphics?

What was the Greek name for the king of the gods?

What was the name of the building in Athens which was a temple to the goddess Athena?

What was Sparta known for?

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Exam 3: Ancient History

Who, the leader of Roman Republic was assassinated on the Ides of March?

What were hieroglyphics?

What was the Greek name for the king of the gods?

What was the name of the building in Athens which was a temple to the goddess Athena?

What was Sparta known for?

Ancient Civilizations and Cultures

Ancient Civilizations and Their Contributions, Fall of Empires, and Cultural Developments

Historical and Cultural Comparisons

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