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1
Democracy was born in Athens.
True
False
2
The Middle Ages started with the fall of Mycenaean.
False
True
3
Mountain ranges in Greece created union between the city states.
True
False
4
Volcanic eruption and invasion by the Mycenaean led to the Minoans demise.
True
False
5
In Representative democracy- citizens participate directly in decision making.
True
False
6
Few records of what happened during the Greek Dark Ages exist.
False
True
7
A poet named Homer shaped the stories of the Trojan wars in to an epic poem.
True
False
8
Greeks felt pride and loyalty towards their polis.
True
False
9
Mycenaean are named after king
Minos.
False
True
10
The Greeks were influenced mainly by 2 early civilizations: Minoans and Trojans.
False
True
11
High area known as the acropolis had public buildings, temples and served as fortress in times of danger.
True
False
12
Sparta did not like change
True
False
13
At 18 Spartans began military training and for a period of time lived in barracks, or military housing.
True
False
14
Arete is a hero strives for excellence is also to win in a struggle or contest.
True
False
15
Everyone was considered a citizen in Greek city states.
True
False
16
Pericles a Spartan leader is known as the father of democracy.
True
False
17
Trade with other city states made Sparta rich.
False
True
18
Greeks organize themselves into Polis, or city states.
True
False
19
Athens was a city state on the Peloponnesian peninsula.
True
False
20
Sparta was a military state in which society was organized for the purpose of waging war.
True
False
21
The Knossos palace interior paintings reflect the everyday life of the Mycenaean.
True
False
22
Greece climate isideal for crops such as olive trees and grapes.
False
True
23
Mycenaean were people who prided themselves on their heroic deeds in battle.
True
False
24
The
Peloponnesian Peninsula is the largest peninsula in Greece.
True
False
25
Greece is located in the Iberian Peninsula.
False
True
26
Minoans
developed in Crete around 2800 B.C.
True
False
27
At 7 male in Athens were taken from home to learned military discipline.
True
False
28
Athens believed in isolation from other city states was important to keep their way of life.
False
True
29
Athens had a direct democracy limited number on
male and female citizens
participate in the government.
False
True
30
S
eas connected Greeks with the world and made them skilled sailors. Many islands were part of the Greek world.
False
True
31
The Odyssey
follows the adventures of the hero, Aquiles.
False
True
32
Polis had the same customs, traditions, government, economics and ways of organizing their societies.
False
True
33
Mainland Greece is mostly fertile lowlands.
False
True
34
Arete is a long poem that tells the deeds of a great hero.
True
False
35
The
Iliad
and the
Odyssey
were based on stories that had been passed down from generation to generation.
True
False
36
Oligarchy is a political system in which power is held by a small group of people. (Usually aristocrats)
False
True
37
Athens value individual expression, philosophy and new ideas.
True
False
38
Greeks had to find ways to feed their people so they conquered and colonized other places.
True
False
39
Crete is the highest mountain peak in Greece.
True
False
40
Agora is a membership in a community with both rights and responsibilities.
False
True