In times of need, how would Athens incentivize becoming a member of the government?

They would pay people who served

The geography of Greece motivated trade and colonization so the Greeks could

get what they didn’t have enough of at home.

How were women portrayed in literature?

As troublemakers and often jealous

Who was allowed to participate in Greek Democracy?

All citizens which included only males

Philip revolutionized the Macedonian army by

improving its weapons, training, and tactics

Which of the following was not a type of art that Greece is known for?

Turning land formations into art

What happened to the Greek Empire after Alexander died?

Alexander’s generals fought for control of the empire

Once women married, how did their lives change in the eyes of the law?

They were still viewed as under the authority of their husbands

After being declared king after the assassination of Philip, Alexander and his mother Olympias’ did what?

Brutally and effectively eliminated Alexander’s rivals to the throne

Why did Philip want to take over Thracian Crenides (aka Philippi)?

Gold and silver was found there

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1
In times of need, how would Athens incentivize becoming a member of the government?
They would give people who served land
They would allow people who served to not pay taxes
They would pay people who served
They would give people who served more power
2
How did Philip become ruler of Macedon?
His brother was killed
He was elected
His father died
His father died
3
The geography of Greece motivated trade and colonization so the Greeks could
get what they didn’t have enough of at home.
worship their gods and goddesses.
The were lonely
learn about Egypt.
4
How were women portrayed in literature?
In realistic terms, as people who were seen but not heard
As dainty and helpless
As troublemakers and often jealous
As powerful mothers of the nation
5
Who was allowed to participate in Greek Democracy?
All citizens which included males and females
All citizens which included only males
All citizens which included only elected officials
All people which included citizens and slaves
6
Philip revolutionized the Macedonian army by
improving its weapons, training, and tactics
hiring Leonidas as its general
Philip revolutionized the Macedonian army by
giving them spirited pep talks before each and every battle
7
Which of the following is a characteristic ofGreek visual art?
Idyllic appearances
Long lasting paint
Smaller than life features
Expressive faces
8
Which issues would the government NOT be responsible for resolving?
Civil disputes
Military operations
Raising or spending of funds
Sign treaties
9
Which of the following was not a type of art that Greece is known for?
Plays and stories
Turning land formations into art
Painted pots
Large buildings
10
Which of the following materials was traditionally used for Greek statues?
Marble
Jade
Wood
Concrete
11
He is perhaps the most famous Greek philosopher
Sartre
Plotinus
Kierkegaard
Aristotle
12
Which battle did Alexander defeat the Persians?
Battle of Arrakis
Battle of Cannae
Battle of Gaugamela
Battle of Fallen Timbers
13
How did Alexander die?
A tragic chariot accident
Fell off the side of a pyramid
No one really knows
In combat
14
Who was Bucephalus to Alexander?
Alexander’s tutor
The wild horse whom he trained
Alexander’s accountant
The name of Alexander’s elite shocktroops
15
Spartan women, when compared to other Greek women did the following, EXCEPT
Led the Spartan army to war
Drank wine
Physical training
Owned land
16
Aphrodite, Hera, and Demeter were females in Greece known primarily for their roles in which of the following?
Politics
Philosophy
Mythology
Military Training
17
What year did Alexander lead the Macedonian army in his first major battle against Thrace?
350 BC
330 BC
340 BC
360 BC
18
What happened to the Greek Empire after Alexander died?
Alexander’s generals fought for control of the empire
The Persians got revenge and took back all of their lost territory
The empire collapsed and was taken over by the Happarans
The Olmecs entered an alliance with Alexander’s generals
19
What was the relationship between Alexander and Philip II?
Philip was his tutor
Philip was his arch enemy
Philip was his father
Philip was his brother
20
Once women married, how did their lives change in the eyes of the law?
They were still viewed as under the authority of their husbands
They were allowed to attend school with other women and men
They were allowed to attend school with other women only
They were allowed to inherit the land of their husband
21
Where did Alexander die?
Babylon
Rome
Pella
Athens
22
Philip ______________________ , thus allowing to take over a lot of Greece
conquered and destroyed all of his enemies
assassinated all of his rivals
won over and bought friends
became a spy
23
What region of the world did Alexander expand his empire to include?
Asia Minor
South Africa
China
Finland
24
Who was Alexander the Great’s famous tutor?
Boogie with Da Hoodie
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
25
After being declared king after the assassination of Philip, Alexander and his mother Olympias’ did what?
Brutally and effectively eliminated Alexander’s rivals to the throne
Reformed the Macedonian tax system
Went on a good-will tour of Macedon and Greece to win over supporters
Ordered the army to invade the Roman Empire
26
Alexander named ________ as his heir
His Brother
Phillip III
No one
Aristotle
27
Why did Philip want to take over Thracian Crenides (aka Philippi)?
Excellent source of water
Good defensive positions
Good trading post
Gold and silver was found there
28
Where was Alexander the Great born?
Athens
Troy
Sparta
Pella

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