What were the Peloponnesian Wars

Wars fought between Athens and Sparta.

What were the roles of women in Athens?

Stay home, be a mother and maintain the household duties.

What did Athens emphasize in their society?

Art, music, literature, math, science, trade, philosophy

How did Athens survive without having good land for farming?

They traded with other places around the Mediterranean Sea.

How were Helots treated in Athens?

They would often run businesses and could earn their freedom

What were the roles of women in Sparta?

Could work and make money and speak to the government

Geographically, what was different about ancient Greece from the other civilizations we learned about?

Greece is mountainous, with few rivers.

What is the legacy of the Battle of Thermopylae?

It gave the Greeks time to prepare to fight the Persians

How did Sparta survive without having good land for farming?

They stole their food from their neighbors.

How were Helots treated in Sparta?

They were abused and treated less than human.

A blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian culures.

What was the impact of the Peloponnesian Wars

The led to the end of the golden age and decline of Greek civilization

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1
What civilization inspired Greek mythology and their gods?
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Mesopotamia
Ancient India
Ancient China
2
What were the Peloponnesian Wars
Wars fought between Greece and Egypt
Wars fought between Greece and Rome.
Wars fought between Persia and Mesopotamia
Wars fought between Athens and Sparta.
3
What were the roles of women in Athens?
Could work and make money
Stay home, be a mother and maintain the household duties.
Could vote, but could not speak about policies.
They had equal rights to men.
4
What kind of government is Sparta known for?
Anarchy.
Republic
Oilgarchy.
Democracy
5
What kind of government is Athens known for?
Oligarchy
Republic
Anarchy
Democracy
6
Approximately what percentage of Greece is mountainous?
60%
45%
80%
50%
7
Who had the most political power in Athens?
The middle class.
Adult male citizens.
Adults.
The military.
8
Which type of column is this?
Ionic
Doric
Caryatid
Corinthian
9
What did Sparta emphasize in their society?
Entertainment.
Sports
The military
Art, music, literature, math, science, trade, philosophy
10
What did Athens emphasize in their society?
The military
Sports
Entertainment.
Art, music, literature, math, science, trade, philosophy
11
Who won the Peloponnesian Wars
Athens
Thebes
Corinth
Sparta
12
How were the ancient Greeks able to live a life of leisure?
Slaves.
They were all very wealthy.
They did not live a life of leisure
Slaves
13
How did Athens survive without having good land for farming?
They traded with other places around the Mediterranean Sea.
Their population was small and did not need a lot of food.
They pillaged the farms of their neighbors.
They bought food from other places.
14
What is Alexander the Great's legacy?
Hellenism
Aristotelian Thinking
The Pythagorean Theorem
The Socratic Method.
15
How were Helots treated in Athens?
They were ignored.
They would often run businesses and could earn their freedom
They were treated wonderfully.
They were abused and treated less than human.
16
What did Alexander the Great do?
Conquered the known world.
Wrote many plays.
Invented the steam engine.
Known as the father of geometry.
17
What were the influences of ancient Greece?
All of these
Advancements in philosophy, math. science
Advancements in art, theater, literature, and medicine
Democracy.
18
What would be a disadvantage of Greece's geography?
Flooding.
Not enough farm land.
There are no disadvantages.
Too much farm land.
19
Which type of column is this?
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Caryatid
20
Which type of column is this?
Corinthian
Caryatid
Ionic
Doric
21
What were the roles of women in Sparta?
Could vote, but could not speak about policies.
They had equal rights to men.
Could work and make money and speak to the government
Stay home, be a mother and maintain the household duties.
22
Geographically, what was different about ancient Greece from the other civilizations we learned about?
There is no difference between Greece and the other civ's.
Greece is flat, but had very few rivers.
Greece is mountainous, with few rivers.
Greece has many more rivers, but was mountainous.
23
Who had the most political power in Sparta?
All adults
Adult male citizens.
The navy.
Women.
24
Which type of column is this?
Caryatid
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
25
What is the legacy of the Battle of Thermopylae?
It gave the Greeks time to prepare to fight the Persians
The Greeks lost the battle, so no legacy.
The Persians learned a lesson.
Only the story of the 300 Spartans
26
Who was Alexander the Great?
Prince of Mesopotamia
King of Greece
King of Rome
Prince/King of Macedonia.
27
How did Sparta survive without having good land for farming?
They also traded with their neighbors.
They rationed their food.
They had a small population and did not need a lot of food.
They stole their food from their neighbors.
28
How were Helots treated in Sparta?
They were abused and treated less than human.
They were treated wonderfully.
They were ignored.
They would often run businesses and could earn their freedom
29
What is Hellenism?
The worship of women gods.
The name given to a Greek city-state.
Something that Hellen of Troy invented.
A blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian culures.
30
What would be a benefit of Greece's geography?
Plenty of farm land.
Protection from invaders.
Easier travel.
Beautiful rivers.
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What was the impact of the Peloponnesian Wars
They had no effect on ancient Greece.
Nothing
The led to the end of the golden age and decline of Greek civilization
The led to a new golden age in ancient Greece

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