Chapter 7 Review

Representative Deomocracy: When every citizen meets to vote on government matters

Greek colonies were established to provide

Which was NOT a result of the Greek and Persian Wars?

The Greek military success was due to their military formation, called a:

Pericles was known for expanding the number of people who could vote in Athens

The Persians won the battle of Thermoplyae

This city state was known for their love of arts, education, and debate

This city state had a government where 2 kings ruled

Pericles helped rebuild Athens

Direct Democracy: Where every citizen meets to vote on government matters

Which is NOT a common geographic feature in Greece

What led to the Peloponnesian War?

This city state was known for their soldiers, starting training from a young age

The Greek term for city-state

The Spartan king most remembered by history - made a heroic sacrifice to slow down the Persian army

Beginning in 478 BC, which league served as a protective group and a defensive league?

The religion of the Persian empire

What famous city did the archeologist Heinrich Schliemann discover?

Pericles did not support artists, writers, and philosophers

A famous Athenian leader - both a general and a politician. He made Athens more democratic

A system of government in which all citizens share in running the government

Direct democracy worked well in Athens because

This city state had a government called democracy

This city state encouraged trade with their neighbors

A system of government in which a few people hold power

A market and a place for people to meet and debate

The Persian King who invaded (and lost) at Marathon

The Persian leader who won the battle of Thermopylae

In what way did a boy's life in Athens differ from a boy's life in Sparta?

This city state treated women better than their rival, but still not great.

The Persians won the Battle of Marathon

These ancient Greeks lived on the island of Crete

In the Peloponnesian War, which 2 city states fought eachother?

Under the Greek definition of citizen, who qualified for citizenship?