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Greece
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1
How did geography affect Greece's early development?
abundant resources led to self sufficiency
lack of seaports limited communication
trade was hindered due to inland location
mountains led to isolation and separate city-states
2
In what Greek city-state did democracy begin?
Athens
Delphi
Thebes
Sparta
3
What school do you go to?
Martin
Martinique
Martinez
Marvin the Martian
4
A person who has rights and responsibilities in a city-state is called:
republican
artisan
slave
citizen
5
How did Alexander use religion to gain the loyalty of his conquered subjects?
He never gained their loyalty because he dies first.
He gained the trust of the Egyptians by doing their customs
He threatened them to either submit to Greek customs or die
He made the Persians rename all their Gods after Greek Gods
6
If Sparta's army had become weak, what was the most negative impact?
Soldiers would leave to fight elsewhere.
Spartan women would have to fight.
Slaves could have staged a successful rebellion.
Boys would lose their courage.
7
In Greece, where did Democracy originate?
Rome
Athens
Delphi
Troy
8
Which two civilizations helped shape Greek civilizations? (2 Possible)
Minoans
Mycenaean
Ottomans
Hellenists
9
When King Phillip and Alexander rose to power, it affected Greece most by...
ending the power of city-states and unified Greece.
strengthening democratic rule.
establishing peace with the Persians.
Macedonia became the intellectual capital of the world.
10
In which government is power concentrated on just a few rulers or kings?
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
democracy
11
What was an Agora?
a marketplace
a stadium
a fortress
a school
12
Hippocrates was most influential in what field?
government
medicine
literature
philosophy
13
What happened first?
Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta
Alexander the Great spreads Greek culture
oligarchies replace monarchies
Socrates dies
14
What can you infer about ancient Greeks based on their achievements?
They were most interested in farming.
They valued philosophy and art.
They felt literature was pointless.
They most valued warfare.
15
Phillip of Macedonia easily conquered the Greeks because...
Athens refused to send their Navy.
the Greeks did not unify to fight Phillip
The Greeks were at war with other nations.
the Spartans helped him.
16
The U.S. is most like Greece in that...
we have a direct democracy
we have a representative democracy
17
Why were Greek philosophers highly regarded?
They identified acts by the gods.
They promoted humans to use minds to think and understand.
The showed people how to worship.
They helped people make daily decisions.
18
Warfare between alliances of Sparta and Athens,30 years, ended Golden Age of Pericles describes
Ionian Crusade
Peloponnesian War
Minoan campaign
Trojan War
19
Which statement summarizes the lasting importance and ancient Greek achievements?
helped Greece become a military power
showed they were superior to the Spartans
showed curiosity of the Greek mind
They strongly shaped Western civilization.
20
Alexander the Great caused the spread of what culture?
Trojan
Hellenistic
Spartan
Socratic
21
All citizens elect a group of people to make decisions for the common good of all.
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
22
In which form of government could all citizens participate directly in Greece?
oligarchy
monarchy
tyranny
democracy
23
When the leaders in American designed their buildings with columns it meant that...
the leaders of America were influences by the Greeks
Greek architecture was designed 2 withstand natural disaster
Architects in America and Greece were paid for designs
American and Greece had similar landscape and climate
24
All citizens participate directly in the government.
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
25
What geographic feature defines Greece?
Peninsula
Island
Moon of Endor
Isthmus
26
Which statement describes ancient Greek sculpture?
Greek statues were very real-like and idealistic.
Greeks never used human figures in their sculptures.
They only used plain clay which was not meant to last.
Gods and Goddesses were sculpted in square blocks.
27
Polis means...
a high hill where a fortress is located
a period of great achievements
a marketplace where goods and services are traded
a small city-state
28
Spartan women got physical training.Like the men they learned how to run etc. What conclusion
they did not enjoy life
they were strong and healthy
They disliked sports or exercise
they mainly ran households
29
What did Pericles value in Athenian society?
civic responsibility
economic opportunity
military discipline
religious freedom
30
The Greeks attempted government in what order?
democracy, oligarchy, tyranny, monarchy
oligarchy, monarchy, democracy, tyranny,
monarchy, tyranny, democracy, oligarchy
monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny, democracy
