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Glory, War, Golden Age, and Decline
Glory, War, Golden Age, and Decline
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Greeks and Pericles
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1
The treatment of slaves was the same from place to place in Athens?
True
False
2
The Delian League got its name because
Of the Greek philosopher Delos
It’s headquarters was on the island of Delos
The Greek word Delos meant happiness
From the native flower Dandelians
3
A philosopher were all of the following except
Encouraged children to disobey their parents
Had a love of wisdom
Reflected or thought about the meaning of life
Flourished in the Golden Ages
4
Who were considered citizens in Athens?
Foreign born men
Women
Free native-born men
Enslaved people
5
The Athenian economy was supported by
Merchants and artisans
Government intervention
Farming and trade
Pottery and jewelry
6
What was the main purpose of the Funeral Oration speech given by Pericles
To give reasons why democracy was worth fighting for
To scold the Spartans
To proclaim how great Athens was
To deliver a message of hope
7
In a representative democracy, a small group makes government decisions on the behalf of many.
True
False
8
Beginning in 478 B.C., which league served as a protective group and a defensive league
Artisan League
Delian League
Athenian League
Persian League
9
Direct democracy worked well in Athens because
Women were allowed to participate in government
Every resident in Athens could participate
Elections were held to select representatives
There was a small number of citizens
10
About half of Athens population had political rights?
True
False
11
The government of Athens was an example of direct democracy
True
False
12
Aspasia was all of the following except
She was a foreign born women
She was unpopular
Pericles influenced her
She encouraged women to join government
13
Pericles was a political figure in.....
Sparta
Mycenae
Corinth
Athens
14
How did Sparta finally gain the edge in the war with Athens?
They outsmarted the Athenians
Pericles died
They used their great navy
They made a deal with Persia to build a navy
15
Slavery was common in ancient civilizations
False
True
16
In a direct democracy no citizen is allowed to participate firsthand.
False
True
17
After the war ended Sparta’s allies grew angry at the harsh treatment
False
True
18
This kingdom to the North of Greece cost the Greek states their independence
Germany
Rome
Macedonia
Switzerland
19
The Age of Pericles was known as the Golden Age of
Politics and religion
Farming and trade
Military conquest and rebuilding
Prosperity, culture, and trade
20
In 431 B.C. Sparta and other city-states joined forces against Athens to fight the
Peloponnesian War
Greek Civil War
Spartan War
Persian War
