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Hint
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Answer
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The Colossus of _______
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Rhodes
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Greedy king that touch turns everything to gold
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King Midas
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Name of the alliance founded by Greek city states in 477 BC to continue fighting against the Persian Empire
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The Delian League
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"Linear A" was the primary script used by this ancient civilisation in Crete
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Minoan
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The legend holds that this city was sown with salt so that a rival city state could never rise in power there again
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Carthage
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Name of Odysseus' home
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Ithaca
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Nero did this whilst Rome burned
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Fiddled
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What modern day country did the Romans refer to as Gaul?
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France
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Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Antonius Pius and Marcus Aurelius are the...
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Five Good Emperors of Rome
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The Roman gods of forrest, whose Greek equivalent is Pan
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Faun
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In Rome, trials ands elections took place here
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Forum
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Babylonian King who conquered the Jews and built the Hanging Gardens
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Nebuchadnezzar II
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The last of the 3 major dynasties of Ancient Egypt aka the Egyptian Empire
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New Kingdom
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Most famous Gorgon
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Medusa
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"Cradle of Civilisation"
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Mesopotamia
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Region of northern Greece, home to Alexander and Phillip
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Macedonia
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Head of a bull and body of a man
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Minotaur
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A Roman common person
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Plebian
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In Greek mythology she opened a box that contained all the worlds evils
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Pandora
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Ancient Jordanian city, now one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World
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Petra
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In the 2nd century AD, what percentage of the world's population did the Roman's control?
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35.9%
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What year was Rome founded?
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753BC
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What were the Roman-Carthaginian wars called?
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Punic
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What was the special use for urine in ancient Rome?
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Cleaning clothes
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What role did Caligula give his horse?
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Consul
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What Roman goddess inspired the Statue of Liberty?
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Libertas
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What happened to the concrete recipe once the Romans were destroyed?
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It was lost for 1000 years
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What is the alternative name for Sparta?
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Lacedaemon
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What was the life expectancy of Ancient Romans? (roughly)
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25
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Roman "dictator for life" who overthrew the weak senate
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Julius Caesar
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Last pharaoh of Egypt, was bitten by a snake
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Cleopatra
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Capital of the Byzantine Empire
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Constantinople
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Roman Emperor his name means "little boots"
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Caligula
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The highest position in the Roman government
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Consul
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Three-headed dog that guards the gates of the Underworld
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Cerberus
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He discovered King Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922
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Howard Carter
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Roman orator, he was killed by the Second Triumvirate
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Cicero
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Name given to the elite Persian soldiers who fought in the Greco-Persian Wars
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Immortals
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White material made of animal tusks that were often used to make jewelry
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Ivory
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331 BC battle that decisively won the conquest of Persia
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Gaugamela
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Sacred bird of ancient egypt, ofted depicted on the head of Thoth
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Ibis
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Mythical twin brothers who founded the city of Rome
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Romulus and Remus
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Ancient Egyptian God of the sun, often depicted with the head of a hawk
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Ra
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Rome was considered this, before it became an Empire
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Republic
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Father of history
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Herodotus
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Head of Anubis
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Jackal
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Mythical King of Thebes who killed his father to marry his mother
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Oedipus
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Group of about 5000 Roman soldiers divided into Coherts and Centuries
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Legion
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Leader of the first Titans and the father of Zeus
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Kronos
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Roman chariot, drawn by four horses side by side
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Quadriga
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