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Sparta's military society caused...
Sparta to conquer North Africa
Sparta to remain poor
the death penalty of you didn't speak Spartan
Sparta to become rich
2
Because of a helot revolt, Spartan leaders established a military society that included...
loylaty and obediance to the CS
slaves and military school
children going off to war and women marrying early in life
hand to hand combat training for five year olds
3
The hilltop in the center of a CS where a fortress was built and agora could be found.
Acropolis
Mt. Olympus
Monarchy
Parthenon
4
Who divided estates into smaller farms, loans to farmers, citizenship to non-land owners?
Solon
Cleisthenes
Prince William of Athens
Peisistratus
5
A fighting formation with its strength coming in the rows of soldiers lined up for protection
Larynx
Sphinx
Helix
Phalanx
6
This tyrant took Solon's ideas further.
King Leonidis
Peisistratus
Cleisthenes
Sparta the Great
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Tyrant
ruler with complete power unrestrained by law or rules
A ruler with total control because he inherited his position
a progressive ruler who makes up the rules as he goes along
King/Queen
8
Someone who tells or performs epic poems or stories about heroes and their deeds
Satrap
Bard
Hoplite
Oligarchy
9
A gathering place in Ancient Greece where business was conducted and people met to gossip
Agora
Parthenon
Acropolis
Poleis
10
Peisistratus helped farmers in Athens and encouraged...
young marriages
more education for children
the golden statues of the gods
the worship of Athena
11
His ideas on democracy are seen today in our country.
Xerxes
Solon
Cleisthenes
Peisistratus
12
Sparta's military society was negative because it...
discouraged travel, thinking, studying, new ideas, trade
caused erosion to the land because of wars
captured all of the city-states of Ancient Greece
killed all female babies at birth
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A person, usually a man, in Ancient Greece with rights and responsibilities to the Polis
Council of Elders
Ephor
Monarch
Citizen
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In Athens, men were expected to...
train for war in their spare time
become educated and serve in government
kill a helot as a part of their military training
marry by the age of 21
15
Scientists are unsure why the Minoan civilization collapsed; one theory is...
The Communists invaded and took over
The Dorians invaded and took over
The Huns invaded and took over
The Mycenaeans invaded and took over
16
Peninsula...
A piece of land with land on three sides
A body of water surrouned by water on 3 sides
A piece of land with water on three sides
A piece of water surrounded by land on three sides
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political unit in Ancient Greece; name for a town or community
Polis
County
Helot
Agora
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Solon a tyrant, was a respected merchant called upon to help the Athenian government. He...
ended farm debt, freed slaves, opened assembly to all males
freed women from arranged marriages, started schools
created an army, alowed women to vote
freed prisoners and ended wars
19
After tyranny, which types of governments became stronger and more widely seen across Greece?
ebony and ivory
communism and socialism
oligarchy and democracy
democracy and anarchy
20
A piece of land surrounded by water on all sides
Island
Fjord
Peninsula
Channel
21
Earliest civilization in the Aegean Sea area
Bronze Age
Minoans
Hellenes
Mycenaeans
22
The Dorians conquered which group?
Mycenaeans
Hellenes
Minoans
Athenians
23
What is the saying to help you remember the order of the tyrants we talked about from Athens?
Sadowska Punches Children
Sadowska Punishes Intruders
Sadowska Cleans Toilets
Sadowska Peels Bananas
24
Oligarchy...
a system of government where a king or queen rules
a system of government where people make up the government
a small group of wealthy, powerful people rule
a system of government where elected people rule
25
Land that has ties to the home country; it's settled for expansion, trade, and its resources
Colony
Satrap
Construct
Estate
26
little education, constant training for war, obedient to CS, military life and society...
Athens
Marathon
Minoans
Sparta
27
enslaved people of Ancient Greece; were usually prisoners of war
Helot
Tyrant
Bard
Hoplite
28
The natural barriers of Ancient Greece caused isolation. This in turn caused fierce...
independence of the city-states
Jelousy between Athens and Sparta
Dorian aggression
hatred toward outsiders
29
Name the natural barriers of human movement in Ancient Greece.
Volcanoes, earthquakes, deserts
seas, valleys, mountains
seas, deserts, glaciers
mountains, hills, rivers
30
Athenian women's roles included...
taking care of the farms while the men went to war
taking care of the cattle
serving in govenment
household duties and tending to the children
31
Why did Cleisthenes use the lottery system and NOT want elections to make the Council of 500
so women could serve in government
so only people who could buy a lottery ticket had a chance
to not favor the rich and famous
too many people would get on the council
32
Name this fighting formation of Ancient Greek times
Power I
Napolean's Square
Solon's Soldiers
Phalanx
33
The Minoans settled on the island of...
Crete
Baja
Sicily
Anatolia
34
Having to do with the nation's army or navy to wage war and/or protect the country
colonies
S.E.A.L.S.
Rangers
Military
35
Group of five men in Sparta elected to enforce rules and collect taxes
Electorates
Poleis
Ephors
Bards
36
During the rule of these people, citizens wanted control and more say in government.
Artisans
Dorians
Farmers
Nobles
37
In Athens, men were expected to have...
strong minds and strong bodies
weapons of mass destruction
long hair and sandles
short hair and long beards
38
Most city states didn't have a standing army, instead they had these in case of military need
Die Politzi
militia
Minute Men - ready in a minute
Navy
39
Mycenaeans built their palaces on hilltops and surrounded by walls for...
leaders/bards to give great speeches above the crowds
communication purposes
protection
military support
40
A foot soldier in Ancient Greece
Tyrant
Helot
Satrap
Hoplite
41
In which city-state did women have more rights such as owning land and traveling around the CS?
Sparta
Athens
Polis
Marathon
42
The two most powerful, influential city-states of Ancient Greece were...
Marathon and Sparta
Sparta and Stratford
Athens and Sparta
Athens and Marathon
