A) Catacombs B) Monarchy C) Plebeian D) Apologist E) Democracy F) Pedagogue G) Acropolis

2. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Image destroyer

3. J) Iconoclast

4. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Common people of Rome

5. C) Plebeian

6. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Educated slave

7. F) Pedagogue

8. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Rule by the few

9. K) Oligarchy

10. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Defender of the faith

11. D) Apologist

12. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Hilltop fortress

13. G) Acropolis

14. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Criminal forced to fight in the public show

15. H) Gladiator

16. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Underground tunnels

17. A) Catacombs

18. A) Catacombs • B) Monarchy • C) Plebeian • D) Apologist • E) Democracy • F) Pedagogue • G) Acropolis • H) Gladiator • I) Patrician • J) Iconoclast • K) Oligarchy • ___ Rule by the many or the common people

19. E) Democracy

20. T/F Peisistratus was the first tyrant of Athens.

21. True

22. T/F The Pantheon was a Roman temple and an excellent example of classical architecture.

23. True

24. T/F ___ The Empress Valerian was a great influence on the law code of Justinian’s reign

25. False (Empress Theodora)

26. T/F ___ The Battle of Salamis was a great defeat for the Athenian navy.

27. False (Persian)

28. T/F ___ Jupiter is the supposed king of the Greek gods.

29. False (Zeus)

30. T/F ___ Augustine produced the Latin Vulgate

31. False (Jerome)

32. T/F ___ The Minoans, who lived on the island of Crete, developed a highly skilled civilization.

33. True

34. T/F ___ Hippocrates was a great Greek physician.

35. True

36. T/F ___ The Ottoman Turks were unsuccessful in their effort to conquer Byzantium.

37. True

38. T/F ___ Marius was beaten by Pompey, champion of the Senate, in Rome’s first civil war.

39. False (Sulla)

40. T/F Phillip II was ruler of Egypt before conquering nearly all of Greece

41. False (Macedon)

42. T/F Cyril and Methodius were famous Byzantine missionaries.

43. True

44. A) Constantine • B) Octavian • C) Leonidas • D) Blandina • E) Augustine • F) Aristotle • G) Hannibal • H) Diocletian • I) Pericles • J) Herodotus • K) Caesar • L) Justinian • M) Draco • ___ Known for his merciless law code

45. M) Draco

46. A) Constantine • B) Octavian • C) Leonidas • D) Blandina • E) Augustine • F) Aristotle • G) Hannibal • H) Diocletian • I) Pericles • J) Herodotus • K) Caesar • L) Justinian • M) Draco • ___ Greatest of the Byzantine rulers

47. L) Justinian

48. A) Constantine • B) Octavian • C) Leonidas • D) Blandina • E) Augustine • F) Aristotle • G) Hannibal • H) Diocletian • I) Pericles • J) Herodotus • K) Caesar • L) Justinian • M) Draco • ___ Crossed the Rubicon and became master of Rome

49. K) Caesar

50. A) Constantine • B) Octavian • C) Leonidas • D) Blandina • E) Augustine • F) Aristotle • G) Hannibal • H) Diocletian • I) Pericles • J) Herodotus • K) Caesar • L) Justinian • M) Draco • ___ Great Carthaginian general