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Chapter 5 Vocabulary Ancient Greece
Chapter 5 Vocabulary Ancient Greece
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Chapter 5 vocabulary review
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Who was the well-known leader of Athens that left an important political legacy?
Hercules
Persius
Aristotle
Pericles
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Persian Wars
A conflict between the Sumerians and Greeks
A conflict between the Greeks and the Visgoths
A conflict between the Greeks and Persians over territory
A series of victories for Athenian Democracy
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Student of another famous philosopher. Started "the Academy" which lasted 900 years
Pericles
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
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Trojan War
Around 100 CE the USSR fought against the Europeans
Around 200 BCE the Greeks fought against the Jurchens
The Trojan War was a legend
Around 1200 BCE the Mycenaeans fought against Troy
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King of Persia who was defeated by Alexander of the Great and tried to negotiate for peace
Darius III
Sparta
Plato
Pericles
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The name for the style of art that the Athenians and other Greek city-states created.
Ironic
Baroque
Middle-Kingdom
Classical
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Encouraged students to examine their beliefs. Asked leading questions to explore ideas
Pericles
Aristotle
King Minos
Socrates
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Hellenistic
Style of cooking inspired by the Egyptians
Style of art and culture from empire of Alexander the Great
Style of art and culture from the Ancient Romans
Style of art and culture made by the Chinese
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monarchy
a method of merit-based selection
a type of democracy
a form of government where one person rules
a form of government where multiple people rule
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Polis
a type of plutocracy
a type of Mesopotamian cities
a type of pottery made by the Greeks
a type of Greek city-states with different governments
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Created a school called the Lyceum. Wealthy Athenian and tutored Alexander the Great
Socrates
Pericles
Aristotle
Plato
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A military formation developed by the Greeks
acropolis
phalanx
aristotle
marathon
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acropolis
a fortified valley
a fortified hilltop
a breezy pyramid
a dark cavern
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Conquered Persia, Greece, Egypt and invaded India. One of the greatest military generals
Darius III
Phillip II
Li Hongzi
Alexander the Great
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Mycenaean
People who settled in Greece around 2000 BCE
People who migrated to India
People who settled in Italy around 2000 BCE
People that settled in China during the Ming dynasty
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aristocracy
a government ruled by small mammals
a government ruled by a series of gods
a government ruled by a single person
a government ruled by land-owning noble families
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direct democracy
a form of government in which citizens directly vote
a form of military strategy
a democracy based off of representative votes
a form of government in which advisors direct voters
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The people that moved into Mycenaen cities after the damage from the Trojan War
Ionics
Brahmins
Pericles
Dorians
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What is the name of the blind Greek poet who created the Iliad?
Marvin
Aristotle
Homer
Hemlock
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tyrant
a powerful individual who peacefully respects people
a weak individual who places their belief in pizza
a powerful individual who seized control of the government
a weak individual that only worked as an oracle
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The two types of plays that were popular in ancient Greece
comedies and tragedies
tragedies and kabuki
tragedies and science fiction
comedies and horror
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democracy
a form of government ruled by a tyrant
a form of government ruled by a single leader
a form of government ran by a few noble families
a form of government ruled by the people
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Phillip II
King of Macedonia and father of Alexander the Great
King of Macedonia and father of Leonidas
King of ancient India and father of Alexander the Okay
King of Greece and Egypt
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Epic
a long narrative poem celebrating the goddess Nike
a short poem spoken in a theater
a long narrative poem celebrating the deeds of heroes
a short poem debated on the senate floor
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helot
peasants forced to stay on the land they worked
peasants who could vote
serfs forced to wander around
kings who raised taxes
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Socrates, Aristotle and Plato are all.....
composers
poets
philosophers
artists
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oligarchy
a government ruled by a few powerful people
a government were there is a single ruler
a government were the noble families rule
a government similar to the way the Inca ruled
