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Introduction to History
Plato viewed this society as better.
Women had more rights in this society.
Introduction to History
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Women had more rights in this society.
Sparta
Athens
Macedonia
Greece
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Plato viewed this society as better.
Athens
Republic
Rome
Sparta
3
What is an economic cause of the Fall of Rome?
Christians not accepting that emperors were Gods
Foreign mercenary soldiers
Moving the capital from Rome to Constantinople.
Farmers raised the price of their foods, making Romans angry
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Why did Plato hate the Athenian Democracy so much?
Too many people could participate in the Assembly
The Philosopher King ruled
Only the rich could participate in politics
It killed his teacher Socrates
5
Dance, music, and traditions are examples of this area of human activity.
Politics
Culture
Economic
Social
6
This prepared laws for the Athenian assembly and supervised day to day work of the government.
Council of 400
Council of 600
Council of 500
Every male citizen in Athens
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Aristotle’s ideal government.
Tyranny government
Polity, mixture of oligarchy and the masses
Democracy
Dictatorship, allowing people to vote for their leader
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Human trafficking and drug use would be considered this type of problem.
Social
Economic
Religious
Political
9
Name 3 new aspects of Stage 3 of human cultural development.
Tools, farming, private property
Advanced Technology, Pollution, Industry
Language, Academics, Philosophy
Writing, Law, Formal School, Specialized Jobs,
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This man allowed more people to participate in government because he suggested they get paid.
Cleisthenes
Solon
Pericles
Aristotle
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Plato hoped more people would be light seekers or seekers of what? (And stop watching the wall)
Truth/Wisdom
Power
Victory
Mathematics
12
Plato’s ideal government.
Everyone is equal
One where it is ruled by a group of individuals
Ruled by the Philosopher King and everyone has natural place
None of the above
13
Art, literature, and philosophy thrived in this society.
Rome
Sparta
Athens
All of the above
14
Aristotle taught this future leader.
King George III
Czar Nicholas I
Alexander the Giant
Alexander the Great
15
Sparta and Athens joined together to fight these wars.
Peloponnesian War
Persian Wars
None of the above
Civil War
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One who seeks the
truth.
Monarch
Wall Watcher
Philosopher
Student
17
Plato and Aristotle wrote about their ideal governments in these books respectively.
Trials of Socrates/ The Academy
The Academy/Lyceum
The Republic/ Politics
Lyceum/ Academy
18
This man reformed the Athenian democracy by allowing ordinary men to serve in the legislature.
Socrates
Pericles
Solon
Cleisthenese
19
Plato started this school for philosophers.
Lyceum
The Academy
The school of philosophy
The Republic
20
The recent recession and unemployment would be this type of problem.
Political
Social
Religious
Economic
21
This is another word for the Greek city-state
Polis
Athens
Sparta
Macedonia
22
This contribution of Rome allowed for easy transportation and irrigation.
Religion
Military
Architecture
Sports
23
Ignorance and Illiteracy would be this type of problem.
Religious
Political
Intellectual
None of the above
24
What's one major problem with studying history?
It's boring
Bias
Too many sources.
Lack of sources.
25
What would be a political cause of the Fall of Rome?
Unstable Leadership
The Spread of Christianity
Rising Inflation
Not enough slaves to harvest crops.
26
Border wars and genocide would be considered this type of problem.
Social
Religious
Political
Economic
27
The set of law codes set up by the Roman Republic and eventually spread through the empire.
10 Commandments
Justinian's Code
12 Tables
Hammurabi's Code
28
Aristotle’s theory of the universe that held as the truth for nearly 2000 years.
Heliocentric Theory
Geocentric Theory
Galilean Theory
Spheric Atmosphere Theory
29
Unintentional murder is called this.
Manslaughter
Assault
Murder
Suicide
30
This contribution of Rome allowed them to conquer most of Western Europe.
Architecture
12 Tables
Art and Culture
Military Strategy
31
This man started Athens on the road to democracy by freeing people of debt slavery.
Solon
Pericles
Plato
Cleisthenese
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What were the two crimes Socrates was accused of?
Manslaughter/ Assault
Perjury/Negligence
Disrespecting the Gods of Athens/ Questioning Democracy
Not attending the assembly/Perjury
33
This society had the greatest navy.
Athens
Macedonia
Sparta
Persia