World History Honors Greece Test Review

Alexander the Great is best known for

The famous poet who wrote The Iliad & The Odyssey was:

What did the Greeks create that later helped historians decipher the Rosetta Stone?

The Iliad tells the story of the:

What did the Greek city-states have in common?

What two crops grew well in ancient Greece?

Greek foot soldiers were known as:

What was the military strong point of Athens?

In which city-state did women have more rights?

A military formation where soldiers created a wall of shields is called:

Above all, the Mycenaean people were:

Who was the king of the Greek Gods?

Which League was Athens part of during the Peloponnesian War?

Spartan slaves were called:

How old were men when they became citizens in Athens?

A type of government the had in Athens, known as the "rule of many" is called:

The Greek word for city-state is:

The Panhellenic Olympic Games:

What type of goverment did they have in Sparta?

How old was Alexander when he became King of Macedonia?

How long did the Peloponnesian War last?

In Sparta, they focused mostly on:

What did all of the other civilizations we have studied so far have that Greece did not?

How did the Trojan War begin?

The Earliest Greeks who lived on the island of Crete were the:

In Sparta, men became citizens at age of:

An Agora is a

Sparta's state controlled education system was called the:

The main types of Greek theatre were

The fortified area at the top of a hill in the center of each Greek city state was called a(n)

The time period after Alexander's death during which Greek culture spread throughout the world is known as:

The stories created by the Greeks to explain the things they could not were called:

What is the first letter of the Greek Alphabet?

How did Alexander treat the people who allowed themselves to be conquered?

The Greek Gods lived on: