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Ancient Greece (Athens, Sparta & Persia)
Ancient Greece (Athens, Sparta & Persia)
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1
Athens did not welcome outsiders into the city.
True
False
2
What kind of government did Athens have?
Oligarchy
Communist
Socialist
Democracy
3
Which of these was a main subject of Greek art?
The Human Body
Abstract Shapes
Nature
Landscapes
4
A messenger delivered the news of victory at this battle:
Battle of Marathon
Battle of Thermopylae
Battle of Salamis
Battle of Plataea
5
This battle ended the war between Greece and Persia:
Battle of Salamis
Battle of Marathon
Battle of Thermopylae
Battle of Plataea
6
Spartan soldiers were allowed to live with their wives when they turned 45
True
False
7
A small Spartan army fought against a massive Persian army at this battle:
Battle of Marathon
Battle of Salamis
Battle of Plataea
Battle of Thermopylae
8
Which of these was a female teacher in Athens?
Aspasia
Andromeda
Artemis
Athena
9
Which philosopher did not like Democracy?
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
Thales
10
Why was the Delian League formed?
To defend Greece against Macedonia
To defend Greece against Persia
To defend Greece against Athens
To defend Greece against Sparta
11
What were Spartan slaves called?
Euphors
Hellens
Oracles
Helots
12
Which of these things united all Greek city-states?
Religion
Military
Desire for peace
Government
13
Which city-state won the Peloponnesian War?
Marathon
Thebes
Athens
Sparta
14
Which philosopher started a school called the Lyceum?
Thales
Aristotle
Plato
Socrates
15
What were holy Greek shrines called?
Synagogues
Ziggurats
Mosques
Oracles
16
Which philosopher drank poison?
Aristotle
Plato
Thales
Socrates
17
Which philosopher asked lots of questions?
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
Thales
18
Spartan boys were encouraged to fight one another & steal.
True
False
19
Athenians selected their temporary leaders using a lottery system.
False
True
20
Which of these philosophers was Alexander the Great's personal tutor?
Aristotle
Archimedes
Plato
Socrates
21
Sparta had the strongest navy in Greece during the time of the Persian wars.
True
False
22
Which city-state took control of the Delian League?
Thebes
Marathon
Athens
Sparta
23
Which Athenian leader led a navy against the Persian fleet?
Aristotle
Themistocles
Pericles
Perseus
24
Which Greek scientist created formulas for geometry?
Pythagoras
Archimedes
Hippocrates
Thales
25
There were two main types of Greek plays: Tragedies & Comedies.
True
False
26
Spartan boys began their military training at the age of 7.
True
False
27
Which of these allowed the Spartans to defeat the Athenians during the Peloponnesian War?
An alliance with Macedonia
High city walls
Better armor
A new fleet
28
Which of these was the main deity of the Persians?
Brahman
Zeus
Ra
Ahura Mazda
29
Which Persian ruler tried to invade Greece for the second time?
Darius II
Xerxes
Darius I
Cyrus
30
Which Greek scientist created a code for doctors to follow?
Thales
Pythagoras
Hippocrates
Archimedes
31
Which philosopher wrote a book called "The Republic"?
Thales
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
32
A division within the Persian Empire was called a...
District
Province
Satrap
Partition
33
Which Spartan leader led 300 of his soldiers against the Persian armies?
Pericles
Cleisthenes
Leonidas
Themistocles
34
Which philosopher believed in the "Golden Mean"?
Aristotle
Plato
Thales
Socrates
35
Sparta made a deal with Persia to defeat the Athenians.
True
False
36
Slavery was very common in Athens.
True
False
37
Athens had the most rights for women at this time.
True
False
38
Sparta had the most rights for women at this time.
False
True
39
Sparta used heavy iron bars as money.
False
True
40
Why did Persian king Darius want revenge on the Greeks?
For not worshipping him as a god on earth
For not converting to Zoroastrianism
For defeating him at the Battle of Marathon
For helping a rebellion against his rule