How did Greek soldiers display what city-state they were from?

By detailed designs they painted on their shields.

The Mycenaens were ended by:

a group of sea-going barbarians.

a large open market featuring all kinds of activities.

Mycenaeans protected their cities by:

Building them on hilltops, surrounded by a wall.

a famous king of the Mycenaeans, had a golden death mask.

boats that were used for war, trading and exploration.

a time when civilization falls apart; disease and war.

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Mycenaeans and Early Greek City-States!

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This is the quiz that focuses on the Mycenaeans of Greece and the early city-states that formed after the Dark Age!

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1
How did Greek soldiers display what city-state they were from?
By having the name of their city-state on their armor.
By their language.
By having detailed flags they carried in battle.
By detailed designs they painted on their shields.
2
The Mycenaens were ended by:
An earthquake and tidal wave.
a huge disease that wiped out most of their people.
running out of food supplies and starving.
a group of sea-going barbarians.
3
The famous "Temple of Athena" in Athens is called the:
Agora
Athenaeum
Tholos
Parthenon
4
The AGORA was:
a theater where Greeks could watch tragedy and comedy plays.
a large open market featuring all kinds of activities.
a large temple built for the gods.
the large hill in the middle of the city-state.
5
A "new town" settled by peope looking for a new home is called a:
Wanax
Tholos
Colony
Agora
6
A WANAX is:
a Mycenaean tomb.
a type of Greek ship.
a Mycenaean king.
another name for a "city-state."
7
The large hilltop area in the middle of a city-state is called a:
Wanax
Polis
Acropolis
Hoplite
8
Soldiers in ancient Greece were called:
Tholos
Wanaxes
Hoplites
Triremes
9
The name of the singers who "narrated" a Greek play were the:
actors
chorus
tholos
patrons
10
The tomb of a Mycenaean king was called a:
Wanax
Hellene
Agora
Tholos
11
Mycenaeans protected their cities by:
Building them on hilltops, surrounded by a wall.
By building up a massive army.
Building them near the shores so that they could escape.
Conquering all the other cities around them.
12
The Greek name for Greece was:
Troy
Athens
Peloponessus
Hellas
13
A body of land surrounded on three sides by water is called a/an:
Peninsula
Island
Continent
Isthmus
14
AGAMEMNON was:
a famous hoplite that helped defend the city-state of Athens
leader of the Sea Peoples who brought down the Mycenaeans.
a Greek explorer who built new colonies.
a famous king of the Mycenaeans, had a golden death mask.
15
The Greek word for "city-state" is:
Acropolis
Trireme
Polis
Wanax
16
Anything related to early Greek civilization is called:
Ancient
Traditional
Classical
Mycenaean
17
The time of the Mycenaeans was also called the:
Age of Heroes
Age of Exploration
Age of Trade
Age of War
18
The two types of plays the Greeks loved best were called:
romance and tragedy
chorus and logic
comedy and tragedy
drama and fiction
19
The huge theaters where Greeks could watch plays were called:
Amphitheaters
Tholos
Triremes
Parthenons
20
Triremes are:
the walls built around the edges of the polis.
well-trained soldiers that protected the city-states.
boats that were used for war, trading and exploration.
special temples built on the Acropolis.
21
A DARK AGE is:
a time when civilization falls apart; disease and war.
a time when the Mycenaeans conquered the Minoans.
a time when the Minoans conquered the Mycenaeans.
a time when Greeks conquered other countries.

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