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Classical Greece (non-Golden Age)
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1
Which nearby kingdom conquered the Greek Peninsula in 338 BCE?
The Persians
The Spartans
The Macedonians
The Romans
2
Which statement best refutes ( disproves) that Athens was truly democratic?
Only women and slaves participated in the voting process
Voting rights were limited to foreigners.
Only foreigners were excluded in the democratic process.
Voting was confined to only adult male citizens.
3
Which of the following is the Greek word for City-state?
Polis
Polity
Poltergeist
Polarity
4
In Pericles,
Oration at a Funeral
, which values are emphasized?
Democracy & Military service
Civic responsibility & democracy
Democracy & Subjugation
Nativism & democracy
5
Which statements best reflects the impact of the independent Poleis of Athens and Sparta?
Interdependence led to extensive trading and expansion.
Regionalism led to rivalry and civil war
Rivalry created unification and prosperity between the two
Antagonism prevented foreign conquest
6
Which leader expanded and spread Hellenism (Greek Culture) throughout Asia and Africa?
Alexander the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte
Julius Caesar
Philip II
7
Which war in Ancient Greece temporarily unified both the polis of Athens and Sparta?
The Great Greek Civil War
The Greco-Persian War
The Peloponnesian War
The Macedonian-Persian Wars
8
Which ancient war led to the decline of the classical Greek civilization?
The Macedonian-Persian Wars
The Peloponnesian War
The Greco-Persian War
The Great Greek Civil War
9
Which conclusion best describes the impact of Geography on Ancient Greece?
A highly isolated society that traded in Africa & Asia
Isolated series of city-states emerged becoming rivals
A highly centralized network of roads connecting city-states
A highly independent & unified empire.
10
Both Aristotle and Socrates emphasized that humans are unique and responsible because we...
are capable of creating conflict and peace
possess the ability to create tools and communicate
undoubtedly never collaborate to achieve greatness
can utilize reason to help us investigate our meaning.
11
Which contribution is most closely associated with Athens instead of Sparta?
System of government where its power is derived from all
System of government with power limited to the majority
System of government with power divided into three branches
System of government with power vested in the polity body.
12
Which pair of city-states or poleis developed in ancient Greece?
Athens and Thebes
Sparta and Athens
Athens and Troy
Sparta and Issus
13
Which concepts are most closely associated with Sparta instead of Athens?
Militarism & Isolationism
Nationalism & Imperialism
Militarism & Monotheism
Imperialism & MIlitarism
14
Hellenism can also be referred to as an example of what?
Cultural Diffusion
Imperialism
Isolationism
Nationalism
15
Which of the following best describes a classical civilization?
A civilization that made long lasting contributions
A civilization that made limited contributions to society
A civilization that was isolated that became ethnocentric
A civilization that was expanded by the river valleys
16
Which pair of geographic characteristics best describes Greece?
Mountains and deserts
Cold climate and mountains
Fertile soil and rich river valleys
Islands and rugged terrain
17
Which features are noticeable in the building?
Arches, columns and domes
Columns, cathedral ceiling and arches
Symmetry, columns and domes
Symmetry, openness and columns
18
The amalgamation of various cultures from Persia, Greek, Egypt & India is referred to as?
Hellenism
Athenianism
Spartanism
Imperialism
19
Which concept from is most closely associated with the Greek Golden Age?
Imperialism
Humanism
Militarism
Nationalism
20
Which of the following is not a classical civilization?
Roman Empire
Classical Greece
Ancient Egypt
The Han Dynasty
