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Conley Unit 2 Greece Review 22-23
Conley Unit 2 Greece Review 22-23
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A #KC1 Quiz to review Foundations of History, Ancient and Classical Greece.
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A city-state where the leader inherited power from his father, who was a King, like his father before him, would be
a MONARCHY
a DEMOCRACY
an OLIGARCHY
a TYRANNY
2
Dad joke: What do you call a flirty Greek philosopher? SocraTEASE
Oh ha!
Stop just stop.
Why tho?
Funniest joke ever.
3
Barter. Buying. Selling. Trade. Coins. Money.
These words deal with the theme category of
Diplomacy
Economics
Society/Social
Politics
4
This quote by Socrates from 399 B.C. would be an example of a
Artifact
Timeline
Primary Source
Secondary Source
5
Athens had a strong navy, while Sparta had a strong army they used to win many wars. This is
Greek society
Greek economics
Greek religion
Greek diplomacy
6
This quote strongly suggests that Greeks MOST valued
Ignorance and stupidity
Social Reputation and Friendship
Power and money
Truth and Wisdom
7
Which answer describes the main idea of this passage?
Greeks were nomadic hunter-gatherers without cities.
Greeks had the same types of cities.
Greeks had independent city-states, each competing with each other.
Greeks were a single unified empire ruled from an imperial capital.
8
Look at map key (bottom left). What's the best description of Greece's geography?
low and at sea level
hilly and slightly above sea level
mountainous and well above sea level
9
The upper class symposium or sporting events where all social classes were welcomed are examples of
Greek society
Greek religion
Greek economics
Greek politics
10
Math. Astronomy. Geometry. Engineering.
These words deal with the theme category of
Inventions/Intellect
Religion
Politics
Society/Social
11
Define
TYRANNY
Government ruled by a small number of people, usually wealthy men.
Government where the ruler took power by force.
Government ruled by a King or a Queen.
Government were all citizens participate in decisions and making law.
12
War. Battles. Generals. The Military. Peace.
These words deal with the history category of
Diplomacy
Society/Social
Religion
Economics
13
This picture of Greek worship at a temple for Olympian gods would be
Greek religion
Greek economics
Greek diplomacy
Greek politics
14
Rich/Poor/Middle Class. Racial issues. Sports.
These words deal with the theme category of
Economics
Religion
Society/Social
Diplomacy
15
Define
MONARCHY
Government ruled by a small number of people, usually wealthy men.
Government were all citizens participate in decisions and making law.
Government where the ruler took power by force.
Government ruled by a King or a Queen.
16
Temples. Worship. Gods. Prayer. Mythology.
These words deal with the history category of
Diplomacy
Politics
Economics
Religion
17
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are best described as
Generals of Greece
Philosophers of Greece
Politicians of Greece
Scientists of Greece
18
Which is true of Athenian DEMOCRACY?
Women were the people who voted on laws.
Citizens elected representatives to make all decisions.
Men relied on a small group of leaders to make decisions.
All free men were expected to vote directly on laws.
19
Governing. King. Laws. Democracy. Republic.
These words deal with the theme category of
Diplomacy
Religion
Politics
Economics
20
"Were polytheistic and believed in Olympian gods."
This statement is true of
B. Both Athens and Sparta
C. Only Sparta
A. Only Athens
21
From Athens (center) to their colony of Cyrene (Africa), you'd cross which body of water?
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Atlantic Ocean
22
Which answer describes the main idea of this passage?
Spartan society was built as an extremely militaristic city-state of war.
Spartan education was about raising good philophers.
Spartan military service was voluntary.
Spartans placed a high value on peaceful diplomacy.
23
Which answer describes the main idea of this passage?
Athens was a very religious place with lots of temples.
Athens valued military readiness above cultural greatness.
Athens valued beauty in their culture that influenced later artistic style.
Athens created many ideas and statues.
24
Pericles led a government where "all citizens participated". This type of government is a
Aristocracy
Monarchy
Democracy
Republic
25
This is Eratosthenes (astronomy), Pythagoras (geometry), and Archimedes (engineer). It shows
Greek religion
Greek economics
Greek intellect/inventions
Greek politics
26
What's the difference between monarchy and oligarchy?
A Monarch seizes power while oligarchs inherit power.
People elect kings in monarchies while oligarchs seize power
A monarchy has 1 ruler while an oligarchy has many rulers.
A monarchy has 2 rulers while oligarchies allow all to vote.
27
This timeline has no title, but look at the events. What would be a good title?
Major events in Greek RELIGIOUS Development
Major events in the development of Greek SOCIETY
Major events in how Greeks developed their POLITICS
Major events in Greek DIPLOMACY-war and peace
28
A Greek market, "agora," is where sales, trading, money, and labor were seen. This would be an example of?
Greek economics
Greek diplomacy
Greek politics
Greek religion
29
"Their education focused on philosophy to prepare citizens for Democracy."
This statement is true of
C. Only Sparta
B. Both Athens and Sparta
A. Only Athens
30
About how long ago were the conquests of Alexander the Great?
2344 years ago
2023 years ago
323 years ago
1698 years ago
31
Define
OLIGARCHY
Government ruled by a small number of people, usually wealthy men.
Government were all citizens participate in decisions and making law.
Government ruled by a King or a Queen.
Government where the ruler took power by force.
32
Pericles
was the leader of which of the following CLASSICAL cities?
Rome
Athens
Sparta
Constantinople
33
"Their education focused on military defense of a city ruled by Kings."
This statement is true of
B. Both Athens and Sparta
A. Only Athens
C. Only Sparta
34
Define
DEMOCRACY
Government where the ruler took power by force.
Government were all citizens participate in decisions and making law.
Government ruled by a small number of people, usually wealthy men.
Government ruled by a King or a Queen.
35
What's the difference between a tyrant and a king?
Kings lead democratic assemblies; tyrants abolish them.
Kings are elected; tyrants seize power.
Kings are elected; tyrants inherit power.
Kings inherit power from fathers; tyrants seize power.
36
Which answer describes the main idea of this passage?
Greek architectural ideas were not well planned.
Greek buildings were very closed off structures, uninviting & boring.
Greek architecture was based on balance and simplicity.
Greeks put a facade on their buildings.
37
This picture of debating a law in a DEMOCRACY deals mostly with which category theme?
Greek politics
Greek economics
Greek diplomacy
Greek religion
38
Which answer describes the main idea of this passage?
Greek religion was just like modern religions that have only one god.
Greek gods and godesses lived on Mount Olympus.
Greek mythology was viewed as unimportant by the average Greek person.
Greek religion closely impacted the daily lives of Greek Society.
39
About how long was it between the
Ancient
Greek Trojan War and the
Classical
Greek Olympics?
424 years
1976 years
1200 years
776 years
40
This map shows an Empire that was created when
The Persians invaded Greece during "The Persian Wars."
Sparta beat Athens in "The Peloponnesian War."
The city of Mycenae won "The Trojan War."
Macedonians conquered Egypt, Persia, & India for "Alexander the Great."
