Social Studies

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Constantine

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the Great was the first Christian emperor of Rome

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Forums

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Public squares in Roman cities where people could gather to listen to speeches were called

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Myths

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The romans told ancient stories or legends about their Gods called

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Italy

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Rome is located in today's country of

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Barbarians

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The non - Roman invaders who destroyed the western Roman empire were called

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Zeus

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The Olympic games were originally held to honor the God

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Parthenon

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The biggest and most beautiful temple in Athens, called the

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Athena

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The Parthenon was built to be the home for godess of wisdom named

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Prosidan

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In ancient Greece, sailors made offerings to the god blank who ruled the sea, so they would have safe journeys

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Oracle

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If a man in anciennt Greece wished to know what was going to happen in the furture, he might ask an blank, a person who acted as the voice of a od

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Theater

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An altar to the god Dionysus could be found in ancient greek

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Medicine

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Asclepius was the god of

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Four

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The Olympic games were held every blank years

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Dionysus

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A wine driker might offer a libation, a splash of wine to blank, the god of wine and pleasure

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Wreaths

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Winners of the Olympic games recieved blank as prizes

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Democracy

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Percles was famous for having helped Athens develop the world's first blank

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False

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True or False? The ancient Romans sometimes worshipped their dead emperors as gods.

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False
they built roads temples bridges colussiums forums arches bath house House/apartment

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True or False? The ancient Romans were not good at building things

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True

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True or False? The Roman emoire was on three different continents

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True

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True or False? The Roman god of sea was named Neptune

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False Chariot races

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True or False? You would expect to see acrobats and clowns at Roman Circus

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True

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True or False? The Romans built triumphal arches to reminds them of their great military victories

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False Empires ruled

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True or False? Gladiators ruled the Roman Empire for many centuries

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False
looks like bridges but are pipes, that bring water

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True of False? Roman roads were called aqueducts

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False North scotland

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The Roman empire never went farther than France

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True

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True of False? Jesus was born in the Roman empire

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False

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The civilation of ancient Greece was its peak nearly 1000 years

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False

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The ancient Greeks had no written language but still produced a very sucessful civalization