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Ancient Greece Quiz
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Which city-state in ancient Greece experienced several government changes and became the first democracy in the world?
Corinth
Sparta
Athens
Thebes
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Ionian Sea
D
B
C
A
3
type of government in which only a small group of the wealthiest people have power
Democracy
Representative Democracy
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
4
high hill that housed the fortress of a city-state
Citizen
Alliance
Acropolis
Democracy
5
Form of democracy in which citizens choose government officials to represent them
Representative Democracy
Mythology
Direct Democracy
Aristocracy
6
someone who has the right to participate in government
Phalanx
Alliance
Citizen
Acropolis
7
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle were all famous leaders in which academic field of study?
philosophy
astronomy
history
geography
8
What were the powers of the god named Zeus in Greek mythology?
Sky and thunder
fire and craftsmen
war and bloodshed
sea and earthquakes
9
Athenian women lived in a democracy and had fewer rights than Spartan women who did not live in a democracy.
True
False
10
Mount Olympus
E
G
H
F
11
Which of the following statements most accurately describes the role of women in Sparta?
Spartan women completed physical training and could own property.
Spartan women often worked in the fields as farmers and laborers.
Spartan women completed knitting, sewing, and other crafting projects.
Spartan women could be elected to serve on the council of elders.
12
Who were the citizens that also traditionally served as soldiers in the armies of most Greek city-states?
wanaxes
hoplites
drachmas
pankrations
13
city-state in ancient Greece, where a city and its settlements in surrounding countryside act as an independent state
Polis
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Democracy
14
group of soldiers arranged in a square and equipped with spears and shields
Citizen
Hellenistic
Alliance
Phalanx
15
Greek-like culture that blended with customs in parts of Africa and Asia
Mythology
Alliance
Hellenistic
Olympics
16
Which of the following statements most accurately describes a peninsula?
a landform that releases lava, ash, and gas
a landform that is mostly surrounded by water
a landform that is completely surrounded by mountains
a landform that is slightly smaller than a continent
17
True or False: Athens was known for having a powerful army, while Sparta was known for having a powerful navy.
False
True
18
form of democracy that allows all citizens to directly participate in government
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Aristocracy
Oligarchy
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stories about gods and heroes that attempt to explain different natural and historical events
Direct Democracy
Aristocracy
mythology
Olympics
20
Who was the Greek politician that was a huge advocate for democracy and supervised the reconstruction of the Acropolis
Pericles
Ptolemy
Philip
Pythagoras
21
Which two ancient Greek scholars wrote about the history of the Persian War and the history of the Peloponnesian War?
Aristophanes and Euripides
Aesop and Sappho
Polybius and Strabo
Herodotus and Thucydides
22
Did Athens have a powerful army or navy? Did Sparta have a powerful army or navy?
Athens had a powerful navy and Sparta had a powerful army.
Athens had a powerful army and Sparta had a powerful navy
23
What types of plays were invented by the ancient Greeks and became a form of entertainment?
indie and western
documentary and fantasy
comedy and tragedy
horror and romance
24
Aegean Sea
D
A
B
C
25
Athens
E
F
H
G
26
What is the name for the major gods and goddesses from Greek mythology?
The Immortals
The Eternals
The Olympians
The Supremes
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Crete
B
C
D
A
28
Which civilization was known for its warriors, building walled fortresses around Greece, and fighting in the Trojan War?
Minotaurs
Marathonians
Mycenaeans
Macedonians
29
What were some of the major goods produced in ancient Greece?
corn, iron, and pepper
Olives, pottery, and wine
glass, gold, and wheat
cotton, papyrus, and soybeans
30
The five events of the pentathlon in the ancient Greek Olympics were long jump, discus, footrace, javelin, and wrestling
True
False