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HIS 1113 HA Exam 2 Quiz Review
HIS 1113 HA Exam 2 Quiz Review
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During the Persian War, Athens and Sparta
united
fell
lost
helped Persia
2
The Ancient Greek city-state of Sparta
was a powerful military state
placed emphasis on literature and the arts
granted universal suffrage to their people
was primarily concerned with the health of their peopl
3
The Dorians did not have writing. Instead they told stories and their greatest storyteller was:
Minos
Homer
Achilles
4
An epic poem...
is long and recounts the life of a hero.
describes an event.
mourns the death of someone
has musical rhythm.
5
Why is the greek legislator Draco historically significant?
He Defeated the Minotaur
Replaced the greek oral laws with written legal codes
Common Practice Law
He defeated the Persians
6
What was an outcome of the Persian Wars?
Athens and the Parthenon were burned to the ground
Athens entered a Golden Age and dominated the Aegean
Sparta controlled all other city-states
Greece was conquered by Philip II of Macedonia
7
Where did the Minoans primarily live?
Peloponnese
Attica
Macedonia
Island of Crete
8
Homer wrote these 2 epic poems____________ and _____________.
Iliad and the Odyssey
War and Life
Comedy and Tragedy
Troy and Adventures
9
What was the main focus of Aristotle?
Mathematics
Physical science
Questioning
Idealism
10
City-state in ancient Greece settled by the Dorians that focused on the military
Sparta
Alexandria
Sudbury
Athens
11
The Mycenaeans were polytheistic - they worshipped
one god
Jesus
Mt. Olympus
many gods
12
The most famous temple of Ancient Greece is the _______ located in the city of Athens.
Parthenon
Roman
Grecian
Acropolis
13
"The allegory of the cave"...
Is an allegory to to address the difference between belief and reality
All of the above
is written by Plato
involves prisoners in a cave
14
Why was Pericles famous?
He led the army during the Persian wars.
He led the government during the Golden Age.
He was the author of important plays.
He was the architect of a major temple.
15
The Mycenaeans learned many skills from the conquered Minoans, including
painting.
iron making.
shipbuilding.
herding elephants
16
Why don't historians consider the Minoans to be Greek?
They didn't speak Greek
They were not as strong as the Mycenaeans
They didn't live on the mainland of Greece
They were wiped out by a volcano
17
Who is considered the father of the gods and goddesses in Greek mythology?
Aristotle
Plato
Athena
Zeus
18
The ancient Olympics
Provided a Truce between city-states
Were presided over by a priestess
were held in Olympia
All the above
19
Ancient Greek philosophers emphasized the ____ world, over spirituality & religion.
Democratic
Philosophical
Secular
Logical
20
In Ancient Athens, “
demos
” meant what?
The people
Power
Demons
The government
21
Greek mythology was:
polytheistic
monotheistic
monistic
22
What do Homer's epic reveal about Greek culture?
Ancient Greek values and religious beliefs
Writing style
Sea Travel
Economic and political life
23
Which ancient Greek philosopher taught his students by asking questions?
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
24
What type of government in Athens (Ancient Greece)?
dictatorship
democracy
monarchy
republic
25
Greek philosophers thought that:
the gods would reveal the workings of the universe
physics was more important than mathematics
the sun was at the center of the universe
reason could be used to understand the universe
26
The Minoans and Mycenaeans civilizations were considered to be in the
Tin Age
Dark Ages
Bronze Age
Golden Age
27
Which is
NOT
true about why Greek mythology was important to the people of that area?
Greeks were bored and needed stories around the camp fires.
Myths explained why the world was the way it was.
Gods and goddesses controlled nature and were in the myths.
Myths were written to explain something in nature.
28
Military training for boys in Sparta
learning to steal and kill
Begins at age 7
includes flogging and beatings
all of these
29
The peninsula where the Mycenaeans lived
Troy
Mt Olympus
Crete
Peloponnesus
30
Mycenaeans made weapons out of
silver
bronze
nuclear material
plastic
31
What is the most important achievement that came from ancient Athens?
geometry
art
democracy
Greek Mythology
32
Which best describes the Mycenaeans?
Settled in Crete & created war-like society to fight 4 land
Settled in Mainland (Peloponnesus)& created peaceful society
Settled in Crete & created a peaceful society with land
Settled in Mainland (Peloponnesus) & created warlike society
33
Which Persian King launched the SECOND Persian War?
Darius III
Darius I
Themistocles
Xerxes
34
The Dorians introduced the Greek peninsula to...
improving using stone to make the best tools and weapons
making weapons and tools out of copper
tools and weapons made of iron
making tools from bronze
35
This ancient Greek philosopher's most famous work was called The Republic.
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
36
This ancient Greek philosopher's most famous student was Alexander the Great.
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
37
Greek philosopher, critical of Sparta
Pausanias
Plutarch
Alkman
Aristotle
38
Why were early Greek philosophers important?
they believed humans were stupid
they thought the Gods were wrong
they considered other ideas for events than just the Gods
they believed we were smarter than the Gods
39
What type of "government" did the Minoans have?
Senate (Republic)
Aristocracy
Monarchy
Democracy
40
The Mycenaeans are best remembered for.....?
Bull leaping
Developing the alphabet we use today
The Trojan War
Their matriarchal culture
41
Compared to women in other Greek cities, women of Sparta...
had less rights
were ugly
had more rights
had more children
42
In Sparta, women could ___.
Vote
Own property
43
Who did ancient Olympics honor?
the gods/goddesses
Emperor
Zeus
the priest
44
What provides scholars with the most evidence about the Minoans?
Archaeological ruins
Myths written about the Minoans
Primary Texts
History written by later sources
45
Greek Draco law was viewed as?
A system of laws for citizens not slaves
A set of harsh strict laws
The only way to control captives and prisoners of war
A religious calling that was required of all
46
The period that followed the fall of Mycenaeans was called The Dark Ages because..
Everyone forgot to pay their electric bills
The Greeks lost the art of writing
They thought it sounded cool
They were conquered by the Persians
47
Which Greek City-State included Draco's Law code as its first written law code?
Carthage
Athens
Sparta
Thessaly
48
What was the role of boys in Ancient Athens?
Shopping, cleaning, sewing
Fighting, cleaning, learning politics
Wrestling, javelin tossing, learning politics
Cooking, cleaning, sewing
49
What was Draco's contribution to Greek Democracy?
made a class system
made a discover for historians
Outlawed debt slavery
developed a legal code that was equal for everyone
50
Persian Wars were
A series of wars between Persia and Egypt
A series of wars between Persia and Greece
A series of wars between Persia and China
A series of wars between India and Persia
51
The established
the Hittite kingdom, with its capital at Hattushash.
a temple in Jerusalem.
an alphabet that was passed on to the Greeks
a far-ranging sea-empire based on trade
52
Why are the Mycenaeans sometimes called the first Greeks?
because they believe in the Greek gods
because they invented democracy
because they were the first to speak the Greek language
because they lived near Mount Olympus
53
At the Battle of Thermopylae during the Second Persian War, who did Xerxes' Persian army fight?
7,000 Greeks
Alexander the Great
300 Athenians
300 Spartans
54
Girls in Ancient Athens trained for their futures by
learning to read and write
training for army service
playing sports
learning to take care of the household
55
What was the ultimate result of the Persian Wars?
Greeks repelled Persians from Europe
Sparta defeated Athens
Wars ended in an uneasy truce
Persians conquered Greece
56
A great temple called the Parthenon was built on the Acropolis in honor of this Goddess:
Apollo
Athena
Hera
Ares