I WILL GIVE BRAINLEST AND 100 POINTS Question 1 (3 points) Which most accurately describes the historical significance of the we
stern classical world? Question 1 options: Current government systems are near copies of the democratic procedures of ancient Athens. Greco-Roman philosophy, architecture, and art has been revived and adapted multiple times in forming the culture of our modern world. Newly discovered archaeological finds from ancient Rome are reshaping laws and social policies today. The western classical world achieved a level of political and economic equality that the modern world strives to develop. Question 2 (3 points) Which regions of our modern world are LEAST influenced by the culture of the western classical world? Question 2 options: North and South America Australia and Japan Africa and the Middle East Europe and Russia Question 3 (3 points) Which was NOT true about Athenian democracy? Question 3 options: Slaves could never vote in Athens, even if they were freed Citizenship was limited to those whose fathers had been citizens Only about 75% of people living in Athens were permitted to vote All women were barred from participation in government Question 4 (3 points) Which describes a major outcome of the Peloponnesian War? Question 4 options: The Persians greatly expanded their empire into Greece and beyond the Greek city-states began to merge and unite under a common culture Sparta became the most successful democracy of all the ancient civilizations Athens lost its power and influence as a model of democracy in the ancient world Question 5 (3 points) Which contributions to Western Civilization did ancient Greece provide? Choose all correct answers. Question 5 options: advancement in geometry and physics monotheism system of checks and balances in government trial by peers symmetry and balance in architecture Question 6 (3 points) Which best describes the historical period known as the Hellenistic Age? Question 6 options: Alexander the Great conquered vast territories during this time Greek culture was largely erased as Persian armies took over Alexander's empire Greek language and culture spread widely through the areas Alexander had conquered Greek cultural influence declined as Alexander's empire expanded Question 7 (3 points) Which was NOT true about the Roman Republic? Question 7 options: Power rested with citizens, senators, and judges, while dictatorships were outlawed entirely The laws, duties, and responsibilities of citizens were written in The Twelve Tables Women, slaves, and non-Romans were excluded from participation in government Compared to Greek democracy, a larger portion of the population was considered a citizen Question 8 (3 points) Place the following in the order in which they occurred to describe some of the major events of the Punic Wars (264-146 BCE). Enter 1-5, with 1 being the earliest event. Question 8 options: Rome burns Carthage, ending the Third Punic War Rome attacks Carthage and defeats Hannibal Hannibal raids Italy, destroying crops and burning villages Using a new type of naval warfare, Rome drives the Carthaginians out of Sicily Hannibal launches a military expedition over the Alps to attack Rome Question 9 (3 points) Which of the following weakened the Roman Republic and led to imperial rule? Choose all correct answers. Question 9 options: a growing divide between the rich and the poor overcrowding and riots in Rome epidemics natural disasters slave revolts Question 10 (8 points) Historians tend to place the Fall of the Roman Empire on a timeline at 476 CE, but there is much debate about when this event actually occurred. In a well-structured paragraph supported by evidence, please explain BOTH sides of this debate: Why is 476 CE typically identified as the Fall of Rome, yet how could one argue against that claim? You do not need to write more than a few sentences on this question. Be sure to write entirely in your own words. Plagiarism from a website will invalidate this pre-test. Question 10 options:
Current government systems are near copies of the democratic procedures of ancient Athens Australia Slaves could never vote in Athens, The Persians greatly expanded their empire into Greece and beyond the Greek city-states began to merge and unite under a common culture advancement in geometry Alexander the Great conquered vast territories during this time Greek culture
