Ancient Greece Quiz 2 2016

Sparta or Athens: Men worked in the military for almost their entire life.

Who won the Persian Wars?

True or False: Women were not allowed to play in the Olympics but they were allowed to watch.

This leader was Darius I's son and tried to conquer Greece for a 2nd time.

Sparta or Athens: Slaves did most of the household duties like cooking and cleaning.

Sparta or Athens: This group focused on being well-rounded individuals.

Sparta or Athens: This group focused on the arts.

This group of people fought Persian rule (Darius I) and beat him with fewer soldiers.

Sparta or Athens: Women basically had no rights.

Sparta or Athens: Only the rich were given an education.

Sparta or Athens: Women were allowed to own land and even vote!

This group of people tried to revolt against the Persian rule and lost.

Under Darius I, these people collected taxes and put down rebellions in nearby provinces.

This ruler created the Persian Empire by revolting and defeating King Medes

This ruler nicknamed himself "The King of Kings."

This important road was more than 1,700 miles long and was safe to travel and trade on.

This part of the army rides horses.

T or F: When Xerxes I tried to invade Greece, Sparta and Athens teamed up to defend Greece.

Which of the following was a possible prize for winning the Olympic games?

Sparta or Athens: Unhealthy baby boys were left to die in the mountains.

Sparta or Athens: Men had to commit to about 2 years of service for the military.

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

Sparta or Athens: Women were not allowed to leave their house without permission.

True or False: The Olympics were dedicated to the military.

This group of soldiers were chosen for their bravery and skill and were rarely defeated.

Where did the Olympic games begin?

Sparta or Athens: Boys started training for the military at age 7.

When the Olympics were restarted in 1896, where were the games played?