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Which form of government best replaces the question mark?
The Number 1 represents -
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The Number 1 represents -
Balkan Peninsula
Peloponnesus Peninsula
Agean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
2
Which form of government best replaces the question mark?
Oligarchy
Democracy
Tyranny
Aristocracy
3
(Unit 4) In India, what name was used to describe the rigid class system?
Caste System
Aryan System
Eightfold Path
Mandate of Heaven
4
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle were ancient Greek -
sculptors
philosophers
rulers
gods
5
What is government by the people?
oligarchy
aristocracy
monarchy
democracy
6
The Number 2 represents what -
Mediterranean Sea
Asia Minor
Peloponnesus Peninsula
Balkan Peninsula
7
The number 5 represents -
Sparta
Balkan Peninsula
Troy
Asia Minor
8
What were the major products of ancient Greece?
wine and corn
olives and bananas
grapes and olives
wheat and cotton
9
The landform on which Ancient Greece was located is known as the -
Indian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Italian Peninsula
Balkan and Peloponnesus Peninsulas
10
Which religious symbol represents opposites for Confucianism and Taoism?
II
III
IV
I
11
The significance of the Persian wars was that -
The wars slowed the cultural advancement of Greece
Greek democracy was extended through the Mediterranean
they united Sparta and Athens against the Persian Empire
Greece emerged from the war as the most powerful governments
12
Who wrote the
Iliad
and the
Odyssey?
Artemis
Plato
Homer
Euclid
13
(Unit 3)Nubia existed along the upper part of the -
Huang He River
Indus River
Nile River
Tigris River
14
The Goddess of Women and Marriage is -
Hera
Apollo
Aphrodite
Artemis
15
(Unit 4) Which empire practiced Zoroastrianism?
Egypt
Phoenecia
Nubia
Persia
16
Who was the God of Gods?
Apollo
Zeus
Hades
Hera
17
Name these in order.
doric, corinthian, ionic
ionic, doric, corinthian
corinthian, doric, ionic
doric, ionic, corinthian
18
Carbon dating is used by -
cartographers
geographers
historians
archaeologists
19
The Greeks used their mythology to explain all of the following concepts except -
supernatural events
natural phenomena
life events
human qualities
20
Who was the God of the Sun?
Poseidon
Apollo
Artemis
Hera
21
The fundamental cause of the Peloponnesian Wars was -
Alexander the Gr
Athenian victories over Persia at Marathon and Salamis
Rome's attempt to expand into Greece
Competition for control over the Greek World
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(Unit 4) Humility, simple life, and harmony with nature are all part of -
Buddhism
Confucianism
Hinduism
Taoism
23
This King of Macedonia spread Greek culture throughout the world through trade -
Alexander
Xerces
Darius
Phillip II
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(Unit 3) The book of teachings for the Hebrew people is known as the -
Koran
Diaspora
Ahura Mazda
Torah
25
This King of Macedonia conquered Greece after the Peloponnesian Wars -
Phillip II
Xerces
Darius
Alexander
26
Alexander the Great's Hellenistic Age referred to the blending of -
Persian and Greek cultures
Greek, Asian and Egyptian cultures
Roman and Spanish cultures
Greek and Macedonian cultures
27
Draco and Solon were -
poets
tyrants
philosophers
mathematicians
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(Unit 2) The period of history before events were recorded is known as -
feudalism
prehistory
civilization
Renaissance
29
Sparta's form of government was -
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
30
This was created by who in Ancient Greece?
Zeus
Euclid
Pythagaros
Homer
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Which event is described in this list?
The Peloponnesian War
The Trojan War
The Punic Wars
The Gallic Wars
32
In Athens, by the mid fifth century BC, every male citizen -
was lower class
was in the military
learned philosophy
voted on all major issues
33
(Unit 3) Which of the following was built as a temple in ancient Mesopotamia?
Ziggurat
Hagia Sophia
Parthenon
Great Pyramis
34
Ancient Athens were responsible for developing which concept of government?
direct democracy
written laws
civil service
elected legislatures
35
Thucydides and Herodotus were famous in the field of -
math
history
science
medicine
36
What is government ruled by a small group of people?
aristocracy
democracy
oligarchy
monarchy
37
The number 3 represents -
Mediterranean Sea
Agean Sea
Balkan Peninsula
Peloponnesian Peninsula
38
Troy is represented by which number?
3
2
4
1
39
The Greek city-state was unique among major ancient and classical civilizations because it -
allowed slaves to vote
it allowed women to vote and hold political office
rejected all forms of government
allowed male citizens to participate in politics
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Athen's enjoyed a golden age under the leadership of -
Alexander
Darius
Themosticles
Pericles
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Athens is represented by what letter?
2
1
3
42
The number 4 represents -
Asia Minor
Balkan Peninsula
Mediterranean Sea
Aegean Sea
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Athens and its allies were know as the -
Persian League
Delian League
Allied Power
Peloponnesian League
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Aeschylus and Sophocles were famous in the field of -
drama
medicine
geometry
math
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(Unit 3) The main idea of Hammurabi's Code was -
all citizens are entitled to property
all men are equal before the law
an eye for an eye
innocent until proven guilty
46
This sequence describes the development of government in ancient -
Rome
Sparta
Byzantium
Athens
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(Unit 2) People who move from place to place is search of food are called -
farmers
agrarians
environmentalists
nomads
48
Which of the following is correctly paired with their work?
Hippocrates - Poetry
Homer - Literature
Socrates - Architecture
Herodotus - Geometry
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What reputation did the city-state of Sparta have among other Greeks?
Its written literature was admired for its insights
Its army was considered the best and most fearless
Its public buildings were beautiful
Its merchants were superior businessmen
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Hippocrates made important contributions in the area of -
medicine
poetry
philosophy
sculpture