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Grade 6 Ancient Civilizations Social Studies
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1
What was the marketplace called where farmers would meet to trade?
Acropolis
Colony
Parthenon
Agora
2
What form of government in ancient Greece has a leader who used force to obtain and hold power?
republic
democracy
oligarchy
tyranny
3
Why was mythology important to the ancient Greeks?
to explain their economic activity
to explain how later civilizations developed
to explain how the world works
to explain their democratic government
4
What influenced the development of trade and the growth of Greek city-states?
mythology and literature
geography and closeness to the sea
government and culture
architecture and religion
5
Which architectural temple was dedicated to the goddess, Athena?
the Pantheon
the Taj Mahal
the Parthenon
the Colosseum
6
The citizen's Assembly in ancient Athens was an example of what type of government?
representative democracy
ruled by aristocrats
trial by jury
direct democracy
7
What teaching method was invented by the philosopher, Socrates?
experimenting
questioning
generalizing
accepting
8
What civilization influenced the cultures of Greece during the Bronze Age?
Minoan
Sumerian
Dorian
Persian
9
How long had Rome been a republic before Julius Caesar became a dictator?
756 years
62 years
207 years
464 years
10
Which Greek leader spread Greek culture by expanding the empire?
Plato
Socrates
Alexander the Great
Pericles
11
What major contributions were made by the ancient Greeks?
pyramids, stars, and gods
religion, silk road and dynasty
wheel, ziggurat, and army
arts, philosophy, and science
12
In what way is the geography of Italy similar to that of Greece?
Both share the Apennine Mountains
Both are separated from Europe by the Alps
Both are Peninsulas
Both contain the Sahara desert
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In ancient Greece, why were city-states independent?
the Greeks' location by the sea
the threat of enemies to the north
the spread of Minoan culture
the mountainous peninsulas
