What were the Dorians most known for?

Their lack of interest in culture + writing, leading to a dark age

What did the Mycenaeans learn and borrow from the Minoans?

The Minoans' art forms, myths, and language

Which is a CORRECT comparative statement between the Minoans and Mycenaeans?

Mycenaeans lived on Greek mainland + the Minoans on Crete

Which of the following was the result of the Trojan War?

Mycenaean civilization collapsed and the Dorians invaded

Which of the following describes Hippocrates?

Father of medicine, believed illnesses were not punishments from gods

Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the Greek gods and goddesses?

The single Greek god was worshipped at the Parthenon in Athens

Which of the following DOES NOT describe the experience of women in ancient/classical Greece?

Women were able to hold office, making Greece a matriarchal society

Which of the following describes Pythagoras?

He developed the Pythagorean Theorem

Which of the following was a consequence of Greece's geography?

They became skilled sailors due to their need to trade/travel by water

Which of the following DID NOT potentially contribute to the downfall of the Minoan civilization?

Defeat at the hands of the Dorians

Which is NOT true about the Greek Epics?

Plato wrote the epics: the Illiad, and the Odyssey

Which of the following describes Euclid?

Wrote The Elements and was the father of geometry

Ancient Greece was not a united empire with a single ruler because:

It was divided into many independent city-states due geography

Which of the following describes Homer?

He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey

Which describes the Parthenon?

A temple to celebrate goddess Athena built in Athens

Which of the following BEST describes Greek civilization?

Loosely-connected, competing poleis that shared language and religion

Which of the following describes a phalanx?

A group of warriors who stood close together protected by shields

In Greek city-states (poleis), who could participate in the government?

Male individuals who were citizens

How did geography discourage Greek unity?

Mountains and seas kept Greeks apart + made city-states independent

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1
TRUE OR FALSE: Greek city-states relied on labor of free peasants + never used enslaved labor in armies/agric. labor.
True
False
2
TRUE OR FALSE: The Mycenaeans valued military strength and conquest over other cultural interests.
False
True
3
What were the Dorians most known for?
Their lack of interest in culture + writing, leading to a dark age
Their adoption of a monotheistic faith
Their defeat by Mycenaean civilization
Their ability to construct massive temples and buildings
4
What did the Mycenaeans learn and borrow from the Minoans?
The Minoans' art forms, myths, and language
The Minoans' mountain climbing technologies
The Minoans' capital at Knossos
The Minoans' weapons technology
5
Which is a CORRECT comparative statement between the Minoans and Mycenaeans?
The Mycenaeans traded by sea + the Minoans by land routes only
The Minoans conquered the Mycenaeans + the Mycenaeans conquered the Dorians
Mycenaeans lived on Greek mainland + the Minoans on Crete
The Mycenaeans focused on art + the Minoans focused on warfare
6
Which term does NOT describe the climate/geography of Greece?
Located near the seas
Temperate climate (more warm than cold)
Mountainous
Lots of arable land
7
Which of the following was the result of the Trojan War?
Mycenaean civilization collapsed and the Dorians invaded
Homer wrote the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Mahabharata
Greeks moved inland and stopped living in coastal city-states
Minoan civilization took over the Mycenaean civilization
8
Which of the following describes Hippocrates?
He developed the Pythagorean Theorem
Father of medicine, believed illnesses were not punishments from gods
Wrote The Elements and was the father of geometry
He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
9
Which of the following describes ancient/classical Greece's religion?
Nontheistic
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
10
Greek city-states were _________ Greece's physical geography.
Destroyed by
Isolated because of
Easily connected because of
Not impacted by
11
Which of the following is NOT a Greek value?
Competition
Trade
Valor/virtue
Undying glory
12
The column most to the LEFT is a _____ column.
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
13
Which of the following is NOT TRUE of the Greek gods and goddesses?
Greek gods/goddesses often had "human" emotions like love, anger, jealousy
Greek gods/goddesses were associated with elements of nature
The single Greek god was worshipped at the Parthenon in Athens
Greek gods/goddesses included Zeus, Poseidon, and Athena
14
Which body of water is LEAST relevant to Greek civilization?
The Aegean Sea
The Indian Ocean
The Mediterranean Sea
The Ionian Sea
15
All of the following are examples of Greek columns EXCEPT:
Doric
Phoenician
Ionic
Corinthian
16
TRUE OR FALSE: Architecture in the Western world (U.S., Europe) has been influenced by Greek architecture.
False
True
17
Which of the following DOES NOT describe the experience of women in ancient/classical Greece?
Women lacked political rights, such as voting
Women were able to hold office, making Greece a matriarchal society
Women typically kept to the home/private sphere (Sparta is an exception)
Women were not considered citizens in Greek city-states
18
Which of the following describes Pythagoras?
Father of medicine, believed illnesses were not punishments from gods
He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
He developed the Pythagorean Theorem
Wrote The Elements and was the father of geometry
19
The Greek word for 'city-state' is:
Polis
Hoplite
Helot
Aegean
20
Which of the following was a consequence of Greece's geography?
They developed a monotheistic religion
They relied on agricultural production as the "engine" of their economy
They went to war with the Roman Empire
They became skilled sailors due to their need to trade/travel by water
21
TRUE OR FALSE: Ancient Greece included land on the Balkan Peninsula, Anatolia, and on islands in the Aegean/Med. Seas.
True
False
22
TRUE or FALSE: The Greeks favored sea-based trade to land-based trade due to their location and geography/terrain.
False
True
23
Which of the following DID NOT potentially contribute to the downfall of the Minoan civilization?
Defeat at the hands of the Dorians
Lost a war to the Mycenaeans
Earthquake(s)
Other natural disasters like volcanic eruptions
24
In E. Mediterranean, known for purple dye from snails + alphabet, traded w/ Greece: This list talks about the _________.
Phoenicians
Minoans
Dorians
Athenians
25
Which is NOT true about the Greek Epics?
The Illiad was about the Trojan War
Plato wrote the epics: the Illiad, and the Odyssey
Homer was the most famous author of the Greek epics
were long poems about gods, heroes, and cultural history
26
What kind of items did Greece export (trade to others)?
Barley and corn
Olives and grapes
Timber and wheat
Gold and salt
27
Which of the following describes Euclid?
He developed the Pythagorean Theorem
Father of medicine, believed illnesses were not punishments from gods
Wrote The Elements and was the father of geometry
He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
28
The column most to the RIGHT is a _____ column.
Corinthian
Ionic
Doric
29
The building below shows:
The Parthenon
Mount Olympus
The Agora
Macedonia
30
The column in the middle is a _____ column.
Doric
Corinthian
Ionic
31
Ancient Greece was not a united empire with a single ruler because:
Greece was defeated by the Egyptians and made into an Egyptian colony
The Greek king was weak and had no successors
The Greeks refused to be ruled by any kind of gov't and wanted anarchy
It was divided into many independent city-states due geography
32
What are the paintings the Minoans made on their walls?
Frescoes + mosaics
Impressionistic paintings
Minarets
Iconoclasm
33
Where did the Minoans primarily live?
The polis of Athens
Peloponnese & the Greek mainland
The island of Crete
Anatolia (the orange territory)
34
Which of the following describes Homer?
He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
Wrote The Elements and was the father of geometry
Father of medicine, believed illnesses were not punishments from gods
He developed the Pythagorean Theorem
35
What ancient Greece city was the founder of democracy?
Thebes
Sparta
Troy
Athens
36
Which describes the Parthenon?
The marketplace for Spartans where their crops were sold
The port where the Trojan War began
A temple to celebrate goddess Athena built in Athens
A place for god and goddesses to meet atop Mount Olympus
37
Which of the following BEST describes Greek civilization?
Loosely-connected, competing poleis that shared language and religion
Ruled by a single dictator with absolute power
A group of unified city-states ruled by a single democratic gov't
A unified empire ruled by an imperial bureaucracy
38
Which of the following describes a phalanx?
A government in which only a few people have power
A series of wars between Persia and Greece
A group of warriors who stood close together protected by shields
A unit of soldiers who ride horses into battle
39
In Greek city-states (poleis), who could participate in the government?
Male individuals who were citizens
Male and female individuals who were citizens
Men, women, and enslaved populations
There was no voting in ancient Greece
40
How did geography discourage Greek unity?
Greeks competed with one another to control mountain ranges
Access to the seas made it easy for Greeks to unite into a single empire
Greeks could not settle on what city-state should be the empire's capital
Mountains and seas kept Greeks apart + made city-states independent

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