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Duplicate of Ancient Greece
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#World History #Ancient Greece
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Which choice is NOT a contribution from the ancient Greek civilizations?
Literature (Epics, Mythology, Tragedies, Comedies)
Architecture (Building, Columns)
Mathematics (Geometry, Measurements)
Technology (The wheel, irrigation)
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This is a type of democracy in which people elect leaders to make decisions for them
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Destocracy
Olidemocracy
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This is a type of democracy in which ALL people of a state decide upon laws through voting
Demotyranny
Olidemocracy
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
4
Why are ancient Greeks considered to be Polytheistic?
They held many festivals and sporting events
They had many forms of Government
They colonized many parts of the world
They worshiped many Gods
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Which of the following choices describes Greece as a landform
Palteau
Island
Peninsula
Volcano
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What is a city-state?
A country made of independent states
A country that is ruled by a single city
A city that is independent and governs itself
a city that is connected to other cities within a country
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How did the mountainous and rocky geography of Greece affect the cities that developed there?
City-States were isolated and colonies were created
All choices are correct
The fertile land provided surplus agricultural resources
City-States could easily communicate and unite as a country
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Which number on the map represents the location of Greece?
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1
2
3
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This was a place where people could worship their many Gods.
Harbor
Acropolis
Temple
Agora
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Which choice is NOT a way that city-states benefited ancient Greeks
They provided governments and ordered society
They provided citizenship to all people
They provided protection
They provided markets to buy and sell
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This was a place where boats and ships could enter and leave the city-state.
Harbor
Acropolis
Temple
Agora
12
This is a form of government in which a small group of people hold power and rule.
Tyranny
Oligarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
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This is a form of government in which the people rule themselves through voting
Monarchy
Democracy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
14
This was the marketplace in the city-state where people could buy and sell goods.
Harbor
Temple
Agora
Acropolis
15
This is the study of basic ideas about knowledge, right and wrong, reasoning, and values
Geography
Philosophy
Sociology
Government
16
This a Greek word meaning "city-state".
Polis
Agora
Acropolis
Village
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Why did Greeks create mythology?
To keep an accurate account of history
To praise and worship the Gods
To explain how nature works
To provide entertainment
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This is a form of government in which one person rules through the use of force
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Democracy
Monarchy
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This is a person that is legally recognized as a member of a country or state.
Oligarchy
Citizen
Tyrant
Aristocrat
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This was the "high city", which was built on top of a hill in the center of the city-state.
Temple
Harbor
Acropolis
Agora