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Tragedy and comedy were two forms of art developed in ancient Greek...
Pottery
Architecture
Theater
Music
2
What would Socrates have liked about the way Greeks approached their studies?
They worked in large groups
They believed in the gods
They asked a lot of questions
They built machines to help them
3
Which of the following best describes a difference b/t a king and a tyrant?
a king leads the assembly, but a tyrant disbands it
a king inherits power, but a tyrant seizes it
A king is elected, but a king seizes power
a king is elected, but a tyrant inherits power
4
Which of the following geographical factors promoted the movement of people, product, and ideas
Athenian River
Pindus Mountains
Aegean Sea
Hot Climate
5
Resources used to produce goods and services for profit are called?
Specialization
Trade
Interdependence
Productive Resources
6
A pulley system used to lift carved block, as opposed to using ramps.
Ore Smelting
Crane
Triremes
Astrolabe
7
Which of the following is a literary legacy of the Greeks?
Democracy
Iliad and Odyssey
Temples
Bible
8
Which feature is MOST characteristic of democracy in ancient Athens?
The separation of gov. into 3 branches
The election of people to represent citizens
The direct participation of citizens in government
The control of government by the military
9
This is the finest example of Greek architecture, served as a temple to Athena.
Triremes
Assembly
Parthenon
Lincoln Memorial
10
Identify an enduring impact (lasting effect) from Greece and its impact of later civilizations:
Greece had a monarchy, which is used today in U.S.
Greece had a theocracy, which is used in U.S. today
Greece had an direct democracy, set up later governments
Greece had a direct democracy, form of gov today in the U.S.
11
Which other accomplishment (legacy) is associated with the civilization that developed this?
The concept of monotheism
The first written legal code
The first direct democracy
The philosophy of legalism
12
What influence did the ancient Greeks have on our modern government?
Women have the right to vote
Citizens directly vote on every issue and law
Representatives vote on every issue
Citizens have the power, not individual rulers
13
With which field are Pythagoras and Euclid associated?
Literature
Linguistics
Chemistry
Mathematics
14
Name the TWO fundamental types of democracy?
Representative and Indirect
Direct and Indirect
Absolute and Direct
Republic and Representative
15
A process in which iron is heated and shaped into objects.
Chemistry
Ore Smelting
Astrolabe
Triremes
16
Which of the following was a result of the geography of Greece?
Greece did not trade over the Mediterranean region
Cooperation between city-states
Productive resources were even distributed
Conflict happened between city-states over limited farmland
17
Which of the following were productive resources of the Greeks
All the above
Pottery
Olive Oil
Wine
18
How were citizens in Athens different from other social classes?
Citizens could only own land if their parents were metics
Citizens could only become metics by passing a test
Only citizens could hold political positions and vote
Only citizens could conduct trade in the city
19
How was Athenian democracy a radical departure (large change) from monarchies and theocracies?
Kings and Queens were elected to office
Government officials were assigned by the church
Kings and Queens ruled by divine power
Government was run by the people
20
How did geography of ancient Greece affect the people who lived there?
Waterways made it easier for Greeks to import olives
Climate was good for growing crops such as cotton/tabacco
waterways made Greece open to foreign invasion
mountains of Greece made it hard to farm
21
The influence of Greek architecture can be seen today in many cities, an example would be...
Democracy is a part of our modern government
Theater roles are assignment to only males today
Greek columns are visible in modern architecture
Hieroglyphics can be seen on government buildings
22
Form of gov. that is a Greek word meaning "Rule by the few."
Democracy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Monarchy
23
The picture gives the most information about the importance ancient Greeks placed on:
Pottery
Theater
Politics
Sculpture
24
Which geographical factor explains why the ancient Greeks colonized?
religious differences
Lack of natural resources
political conflict
lack of habors
25
A ship with 3 rows of oarsmen resulting in excellent speed and agility.
Ore Smelting
Triremes
Crane
Astrolabe
26
Which of the following would be considered a Greek legacy in the area of medicine?
Pulley Block
Wood Screw
Wheel
Hippocratic Oath
27
This similar architecture in the two buildings is an example of:
Norms and Values
Enduring Impact (Legacy)
Democracy
Perspective
28
Philosopher who insisted that students think for themselves.
Homer
Herodotus
Pythagoras
Socrates
29
"The boy who cried wolf " is known as WHO's fable?
Aesop's
Socrates
Herodotus
Homer
30
Which of the following best illustrates global INTERDEPENDENCE?
USA has a skilled workforce and skilled owners of companies
Ancient Egypt conquering the Mediterranean region
USA buying cars from Japan, while Japan buys steel from USA
China defends their nation against foreign invasion
31
Which of the following was a requirement to be considered an Athenian citizen?
All of the Above
20 years of age or older
Born in Athens as a male
Served in the military for at least 2 years
32
Why were the seas important to the early Greeks?
They provided great places to swim
They provided trade routes
They provided water for crops
They provided drinking water
33
Used to locate and predict the position of the sun, moon, and stars.
Triremes
Astrolabe
Crane
Ore Smelting
34
Why is it important to study multiple PERSPECTIVES when examining an event or issue?
to avoid bias
to avoid trustworthy resources
to avoid historical accuracies
to use today's norms and values
35
Believed that everything could be explained through math and camp up with the triangle theory.
Aesop
Pythagoras
Homer
Socrates
36
Nicknamed the "father of history," and wrote of the 7 ancient wonders of the world.
Socrates
Homer
Pythagoras
Herodotus
37
Blind poet who used the oral tradition to pass along his epic (long) poems.
Odyssey
Iliad
Socrates
Homer