Vocab Unit 10

Question 1

Humanism

Answer 1

An intellectual movement focusing on human potential, achievements, and the study of classical texts.

Question 2

Architecture

Answer 2

The art and science of designing and constructing buildings, often reflecting cultural values and technological advancements.

Question 3

Prowess

Answer 3

Exceptional skill or ability in a specific field, often used in the context of combat or leadership.

Question 4

Tactic

Answer 4

A planned action or strategy used to achieve a specific goal, often in military or political contexts.

Question 5

Tread

Answer 5

1) To walk or step
2) The way a person or group moves through or impacts an area or situation (metaphorical).

Question 6

Subjugate

Answer 6

To bring a group, region, or people under control, often by force.

Question 7

Subcontinent

Answer 7

A large, distinct landmass that is part of a continent (i.e. India).

Question 8

Mutiny

Answer 8

A rebellion or revolt by soldiers or sailors against their commanding officers.

Question 9

Juggernaut

Answer 9

A massive, unstoppable force or entity that crushes anything in its path.

Question 10

Hellenization

Answer 10

The spread of Greek culture, language, and influence, especially during the reign of Alexander the Great.

Question 11

Bequeath

Answer 11

To leave something, such as a prophecy or legacy, to others through a will or as a gift.

Question 12

Republic

Answer 12

A system of government in which power resides with elected representatives and leaders rather than a monarch.

Question 13

Aristocracy

Answer 13

A form of government or social class where power is held by the nobility or a privileged elite.

Question 14

Patrician

Answer 14

A member of the upper class or aristocracy in Ancient Rome, often with political and social privileges.

Question 15

Plebian

Answer 15

A commoner or member of the lower social class of Ancient Rome, often without the same rights as Patricians.