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Western Civilization Exam Review: Greece and Alexander the Great
Western Civilization Exam Review: Greece and Alexander the Great
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Quiz about Archaic and Classical Greece
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1
During the Greek Dark Ages, apparently the Greeks lost their ability to use:
a written language
musical notation
simple tools
wheeled chariots
2
The best-known oracle was located in:
Athens
Delphi
Sparta
Corinth
3
Which group of Greek invaders ushered in the Greek Dark Ages.
Dorians
Persians
Spartans
Anatolians
4
Solon is known for
Introducing economic reform in Athens
racing from Marathon to Athens
writing a legal code that prohibited debt slavery
convincing Athenians to abandon Athens and fight at sea
5
Which works written by Homer are paired correctly?
None of these
The Iliad and the Odyssey
The Elements and Principia Mathmatica
Paradise and Inferno
6
The various regions of Greece were separated from each other by
deserts
mountains
large rivers
Persians
7
The Delian League was an organization established with the primary purpose of
defending against future invasion
constructing a shrine to Apollo
building the Parthenon
paying officials in Athens
8
What was the cause of the Peloponnesian War?
Sparta constructing to large of an army
Disputes with Troy over imports
Conflicts between Athens and Sparta over Delian League Money
Arguments between Athens, Corinth, and Thebes over navies
9
The rule by a small group of aristocratic citizens would best be described as a/an
direct democracy
plutocracy
theocracy
oligarchy
10
Ancient Greece was dependent on trade in large part because
its leaders were corrupt
it was a poor country
very little of its land was agricultural
it lost many wars
11
During the Peloponnesian War, more than 1/3 of the Athenians, including Pericles, died from:
battle wounds
plague
starvation
devastating fire
12
The powerful city, which Alexander the Great founded at the mouth of the Nile was:
Luxor
Carhenge
Kush
Alexandria
13
In the FIRST Persian War, Darius was defeated when his troops were pushed into the sea at the:
Battle of Zama
Battle of Actium
Battle of Theromopylae
Battle of Marathon
14
This man transformed Greek democracy and became one of the famous people of the ancient world:
Leonidas
Xerxes
Pericles
Sophocles
15
Who won the Peloponnesian War in 404 BC?
The Delian League
Athens
Persia
Sparta
16
A Helot was a(n):
captured soldiers
Athenians
aristocratic landowners
serfs/ slaves
17
According to our discussions, a phalanx was a type of
governmental body
respiratory disease
mythical creature
military formation
18
Why did the Persians lose the battle of Salamis?
Their siege of Athens Failed
The large wooden horse they constructed fell apart
The Taliban were unable to maintain supply routes
They were lured into a narrow strait, their ships destroyed
19
Which Macedonian ruler would become the most powerful ruler in the world up to that time?
Artaxerxes
Gerald IX
Po
Alexander the Great
20
Plato's most famous book was called:
The Persian Wars
Magna Carta
Oedipus Rex
The Republic
21
One of the greatest storytellers of Ancient Greece was:
VIrgil
Homer
None of these
Euclid
22
The "Acro" part of "Acropolis" means:
highest
old
measure
first
23
Which Greek historian wrote the history of the Persian Wars?
Herodotus
Thucydides
Sophocles
Anaximander
24
Who was Alexander the Great's father?
Alexander the Lesser
Senator Salazar
Philip II
Babylonidas
25
In ancient Greece, you would visit an oracle if you wanted
your cat fixed
your daily news
your hair cut
your fortune told
26
This man instituted a very harsh reform of the law in Athens. His code was written in blood.
Thucydides
Solon
Draco
Xerxes
27
In the early years of Greek history great king ______ captured the city of Troy?
Xerxes
Darius
Agamemnon
Alexander the Great
28
This great thinker of the ancient world got into a lot of trouble and committed suicide.
Aristotle
Plato
Sophocles
Socrates