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Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
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As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the
contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
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When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to
see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been
picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
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Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
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Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
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Continue until all clues are given.
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Round 1
Round 2
Final
Jeopardy
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Athens
Role of
Women
Sparta
Caesar
Christianity
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Final
Jeopardy
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Scores
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Rome
Round 2
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Rome is located on this river
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Tiber
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According to legend, Rome was
founded by these twins
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Romulus and Remus
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These people dominated Rome
during its early history; original
settlers.
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Etruscans
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This was where the chariot races
were held
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Circus Maximus
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In the early stages of the Roman
republic the patricians elected
two
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Consuls
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Greek word for city-state
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polis
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3 Athenians responsible for
promoting democracry
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Cleisthenes, Solon, Pericles
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Athens was this type of military
power.
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Navy
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The Greeks used this word to
refer to generals or politicians
who, although often popular,
gained power by irregular means.
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Tyrant
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Spread of Greek culture;
combination of Greek and other
cultures.
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Hellenistic
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This city-state provided women
with the most freedom
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Sparta
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In Athens, she was charged with
homosexual activity.
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Sappho
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3 parts of the Spartan marriage
ceremony
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Abduction, shaved head, dressed
in men’s clothes
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This group of women had the
most influence in Roman society.
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Middle-aged
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Latin name for Roman family
structure; eldest male was head
of the family.
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Pater familias
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Sparta was known for this type of
military power.
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army
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City-states involved in the
Peloponnesian War
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Athens and Sparta
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Spartan slaves
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helots
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Winner of the Peloponnesian War
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Sparta
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Spartan social structure
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1.native-born Spartans
2. foreigners
3. helots
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This month is named after Caesar
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July
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Caesar’s friend, helped the other
senators assassinate him.
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Brutus
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While in Egypt, Caesar had an
affair with this queen.
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Cleopatra
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At one time, Caesar was governor
of this territory.
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Gaul
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Caesar’s political philosophy
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Favored liberal policies and
social reform
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He attracted large crowds
through his wisdom and
miraculous powers
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Jesus
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He traveled throughout the
Middle East and Mediterranean
area setting up strong Christian
communities.
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Paul of Tarsus
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Christianity appealed to these 3
social groups
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Lower class, urban population,
women
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After Jesus’ death, his followers
called him “Christ” which means
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“the anointed one”
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Jesus alarmed the Romans by
preaching that this is at hand.
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“the kingdom of God”
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Greece
Philosophies
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Athens
Religions
of
Salvation
Round 1
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Final
Jeopardy
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Scores
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Rome
Punic
Wars
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Roman peace
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Pax Romana
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Enormous plantations worked by
slaves
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latinfundia
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During times of crisis the
Romans would appoint this
official with absolute power
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dictator
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This group elected ten tribunes to
protect them legally from the
Roman senate.
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plebians
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Most important early Roman
historian
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Tacitus
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Author of the Iliad
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Homer
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The eastern most point of
Alexander’s conquests
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Punjab (India)
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Alliance created after the Persian
Wars
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Delian League
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Main difference between the
Greek empire and the Chinese
empire
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The Greeks did not build a
centralized imperial state.
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3 most popular Greek colonies
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Sicily, southern Italy, Marseilles
in France
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This Hellenistic philosophy
viewed pleasure as the greatest
good
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Epicureans
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Socrates believed that this was
more important than wealth of
fame.
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Human reason
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This Hellenistic philosophy
considered all human beings to
be members of a single, universal
family/
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Stoics
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Author of The Republic
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Plato
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Christian philosophers referred
to him as “the master of those
who know.”
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Aristotle
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The Punic Wars involved these
two cities.
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Rome vs. Carthage
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Carthiginian general who made
the mistake of trying to take
elephants through the Alps.
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Hannibal
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Roman name for Carthage
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Puncia
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The first Punic War was fought
over this island
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Sicily
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3 things the Romans did to
carthage after the Third Punic
War
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They sold the remaining citizens
into slavery, burned Carthage's
harbor, and poured salt on the
Carthaginian farmland.
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Athenian democracy was open to
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All Athenian citizens
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Athenian democracy reached its
high point under his leadership
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Pericles
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3 creative forms emphasized in
Athens
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Poetry, art, and philosophy
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He created a Council of Five
Hundred which planned the
business of the public
assemblies.
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Cleisthenes
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Under him, ATHENIAN
DEMOCRACY came to mean the
equality of justice and the
equality of opportunity.
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Pericles
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Monotheistic religion
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Christianity
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This was popular with Roman
soldiers--men only
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Mithraism
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This was very popular in the
Mediterranean region before the
rise of Christianity.
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Cult of Isis
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Two Roman deities
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Neptune and Jupiter
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Two Greek deities
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Zues and Athena
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Augustus (Octavian)
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Final
Jeopardy
Question
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Historians claim that Augustus’
reign was this disguised as a
republic.
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Monarchy
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