Why were early Greek philosophers important?

they considered other ideas for events than just the Gods

What is a representative democracy?

citizens elect officials to represent them

Which of these best summarizes the Exodus?

The Hebrews departure from Egypt

What happened to Alexander the Great's empire after he died?

it was divided into three kingdoms

How did Judaism influence the development of Islam?

They thought they were decendants of Abraham

What is the difference between a myth and a fable?

myths explain how the world works, fables teach a lesson

How was the decline of the Minoans and Mycenaeans similar?

both were destroyed by natural disasters

What was a result of the Peloponnesian War?

Sparta became the most powerful city-state

What did the Greek philosophers think was the most important thing to life?

To use your mind to think and understand

Why did the Spartans base their society on military power?

it provided security and protection

How did the geography of Greece affect travel?

travel was hard with harsh mountains and seas

What caused the Peloponnesian War?

it was caused because Sparta was afraid of Athen's growth

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1
Why were early Greek philosophers important?
they believed humans were stupid
they thought the Gods were wrong
they believed we were smarter than the Gods
they considered other ideas for events than just the Gods
2
Which is NOT one of the central beliefs of Judaism?
education
justice
work
Belief in one God
3
How was Xerxes similar to Darius?
both wanted to conquer Greece
both tried to conquer China
both tried to conquer Persia
both wanted to kill Cyrus the Great
4
What is a representative democracy?
all citizens participate directly in government
women can run the government
no one particpates in government
citizens elect officials to represent them
5
Which of these best summarizes the Exodus?
the scattering of Jews outside of Caanan
The Hebrews departure from Egypt
The conflict between the Hebrews and the Romans
the journey Abraham took to Mesopotamia
6
A Jewish house of worship is called a
Talmud
mosque
synagogue
church
7
After returning to Caanan, the Hebrews called themselves
Jews
Caananites
Israelites
Egyptians
8
What is the religion of the Hebrew's called?
Islam
Judaism
Buddhism
Christianity
9
What happened to Alexander the Great's empire after he died?
his son ran it
it was divided into three kingdoms
it grew bigger
the Egyptians conquered it
10
How did Judaism influence the development of Islam?
They thought they were decendants of Abraham
They are required to follow Mosaic laws
They honored the Sabbath
It didn't!
11
What is the difference between a myth and a fable?
they're the same thing
myths are real, fables are not
myths explain how the world works, fables teach a lesson
myths teach a lesson, fables explain how the world works
12
What are the two most sacred of all Jewish holy days called?
Easter
Hanukkah
Passover
High Holy Days
13
How was the decline of the Minoans and Mycenaeans similar?
both were destroyed by natural disasters
they weren't the same
they both were invaded by Persians
they both were harmed by plague
14
What does Yom Kippur celebrate?
telling God to be nicer
none of the above
asking god for more Matzo
asking God to forgive sins
15
What was a result of the Peloponnesian War?
the was has never truly ended
Sparta became the most powerful city-state
Thebes took control of both
Athens became the most powerful city-state
16
The most sacred text in Judaism is the
Talmud
New Testament
Dead Sea Scrolls
Torah
17
The series of wars between Persia and Greece were called?
The Empire Wars
The Persian Wars
The Xerxes Wars
The Star Wars
18
How was King David different from King Saul?
Religious leaders supported David more than Saul
Saul was a stronger king
David was a stronger king
Religious leaders supported Saul more than David
19
What does Rosh Hashanah celebrate?
the Second Temple
the Exodus
Easter
the beginning of a new year
20
What did the Greek philosophers think was the most important thing to life?
to do what you are told
to obey the Gods
To use your mind to think and understand
to learn about math and history
21
Compared to women in other Greek cities, women of Sparta...
had more rights
were ugly
had more chlidren
had less rights
22
Why did the Spartans base their society on military power?
it made people happy and healthy
it provided security and protection
it would help them defeat Athens
it helped people have more self-discipline
23
To escape slavery, Moses led the people out of
Caanan
Egypt
Israel
Mesopotamia
24
How did the geography of Greece affect travel?
The mountains were hard but hte seas wer eeasy
travel was hard with harsh mountains and seas
It was easy to travel
the mountains were easy to cross but the seas weren't
25
What does monotheism mean?
belief in many gods
belief in no god
following the Mosaic laws
belief in one God
26
What is a polis?
a church
a hospital
a city-state
a marketplace
27
What does Hellenistic mean?
like Alexander
most hated
like Helen of Troy
Greek-like
28
What did the ancient Greeks value the most based on their achievements?
farming and literature
philosophy and art
warfare and battle
architecture and war
29
People who receive messages from God are called
psalms
pharoahs
psychos
prophets
30
What is a government in which only a few people have the power?
oligarchy
democracy
monarchy
tyranny
31
What caused the Peloponnesian War?
they hated each other
it was caused because Sparta was afraid of Athen's growth
Athens was afraid of Sparta's growth
Sparta thought Athens was too friendly with Persia

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