Ancient History Quizzes Online & Trivia

It didn't actually represent words but rather syllables that could be conjunctioned into words.

Though many Greek colonies were located on the Black Sea in ancient times.

Not so. If anything it can be said Solomon united the Hebraic states. It was Solomon's death and his two successors ,Jeroboam andRehoboam, who divided it into Israel and Judah respectively.

Though religion was so ingrained into the everyday of life in ancient Greece one could argue even the most democratic periods of Athens were theocratic in part.

Yep, David moved the seat of monarchy from Hebron to Jerusalem among the favorable Jebusites

The Peloponnesian War was well under way by the time of Athens' retribution on the Melians. In fact it was because the Melians refused to participate in the War that the incident even happened.The answer to this question should clearly be A. A disagreement between Athens and Sparta

There were 12 Olympian gods, but there were many more Greek gods than just those dozen.

Ziggurats DID NOT store grain.----- - -

This answer could be given to Alexander the (yet to be)Great too. Since he led a division of the Makedonians in the battleof Chaeroneaalong with his father Philip II.

This is actually not true. While Tut's tomb was still impressively well intact by the time Howard Carter found it in 1922, the tomb had actually been robbed before in ancient times.

Never heard such a theory. The Thutmoses were certainly great military leaders (particularly III), but I was unaware that they abandoned the divinity of their Pharaohship.

Makedon certainly became a dominant 'state' of Greece, though.- -