Ancient Greece, Rome, & The Middle Ages
Quiz by Ted Tiefel
Feel free to use or edit a copy
includes Teacher and Student dashboards
Measure skillsfrom any curriculum
Measure skills
from any curriculum
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
With a free account, teachers can
- edit the questions
- save a copy for later
- start a class game
- view complete results in the Gradebook and Mastery Dashboards
- automatically assign follow-up activities based on students’ scores
- assign as homework
- share a link with colleagues
- print as a bubble sheet
Our brand new solo games combine with your quiz, on the same screen
Correct quiz answers unlock more play!
39 questions
Show answers
- Q1By 750B.C., the ______________ or city-state became the central focus of Greek life.hoplitepantheonagorapolis30sEditDelete
- Q2What was the first Greek state?IoniaTarsusMyceneaCrete30sEditDelete
- Q3The conquests of Alexander the Great created theAge of LawlessnessDark AgesMacedonian AgeHellenistic Age30sEditDelete
- Q4This was the central city of the Minoan civilization.AthensKnossosSpartaThebes30sEditDelete
- Q5What was the result of Alexander the Great's conquests?The progress of Greek scholars was halted.After hundreds of years, Persia finally conquered Greece and took control of Greek lands.Greek language, art, architecture, and literature spread throughout Southeast Asia.Socialism spread from Greece to a great many lands.30sEditDelete
- Q6What was the open market area called in ancient Greece?agoraacropolistheaterpolis30sEditDelete
- Q7The agora was a fortified place and religious center.FalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q8Hellenismfortified place and religious centeropen area used as a market and meeting placeto imitate Greekscentral city of Minoan civilization30sEditDelete
- Q9Agoracity-statefortified place and religious centercentral city of Minoan civilizationopen area used as a market and meeting place30sEditDelete
- Q10Acropolisopen area used as a market and meeting placecity-statefortified place and religious centercentral city of Minoan civilization30sEditDelete
- Q11Poliscentral city of Minoan civilizationfortified place and religious centeropen area used as a market and meeting placecity-state30sEditDelete
- Q12Knossoscentral city of Minoan civilizationopen area used as a market and meeting placefortified place and religious centercity-state30sEditDelete
- Q13Rome is at the center of the Apennine Peninsula in the center of this geographic feature important for trade. What is the name of the body of water that Italy is centrally located on?The Sahara DesertThe Mediterranean SeaThe Atlantic OceanThe Ionian Sea30sEditDelete
- Q14What edict by Emperor Theodosius made Christianity the state religion of the Roman Empire?FontainebleauThessalonicaMilanNantes30sEditDelete
- Q15Romans fought three wars against Carthage. Why?Because Carthage attacked them repeatedly.To control Italy.To control Africa.To control the Western Mediterranean and Trade.30sEditDelete
- Q16This famous Roman conquered Gaul, brought an army to Rome, declared himself a dictator for life and was assassinated by the Senate in 44 Bc. He wasScipio AfricanusMarcus AntoniusAugustus CaesarJulius Caesar30sEditDelete
- Q17Which Continent did Romans NOT trade with?AfricaAsiaAustraliaEurope30sEditDelete
- Q18Romans built these to carry clean water to the cities.RoadsColiseumBathsAqueducts30sEditDelete
- Q19The Roman government ordered engineers to build roads like these in order to:build lasting monumentscreate work for the unemployed poorWorship godsallow the army to travel quickly to distant parts of the Empire30sEditDelete
- Q20Which group of Barbarians invaded the city of Rome from North Africa?HunsSaxonsVandalsAngles30sEditDelete
