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A #worldhistory quiz over #ancientgreece
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1
Each of the following was a requirement for citizenship in a polis EXCEPT:
over 18
male
renter
freeborn
2
In Greek culture, the highest and most fortified point in a Greek city-state:
Parthenon
acropolis
theocracy
polis
3
The philosopher Socrates was known for his instructional method of:
demanding strict obedience to the state
encouraging his students to see the truth through pleasure
teaching his students to question everything around them
preventing his students from studying immoral things
4
Alexander's greatest achievement was:
the conquest of India
a lasting empire
an alliance with Persia
the spread of Greek culture
5
While middle & upper class Greek women had not public life, lower class women:
were prostitutes and street walkers
worked outside the home
were confined to their houses
could only leave home after dark
6
An oligarchy was a(n):
government by all people
government ruled by a few citizens
battle formation used by the Greeks
colorful painting on dry plaster
7
The Greek philosopher that believed in right living and the use of reason was:
Plato
Epicurius
Socrates
Julius Caesar
8
The Persian Wars forced Greeks to:
Unify for the first time to defeat the Persians
Send out groups of colonists
Decide which polis was the strongest
Move to Italy and conquer Rome
9
The Greek philosopher Plato wrote The Republic in an attempt to explain:
the ends justify the means
a good ruler is a virtuous man who rules by example
justice and the "ideal" state
control of the people requires harsh punishments
10
Greeks believed that:
all laws were given to human by the deities
they had to make decisions based on the use of human reason
the deities intervened in the lives of humans
decisions based upon emotions were best
11
Athenians held their __ in highest regard; Spartans held their __ accomplishments as important
military; culture
economic; agricultural
freedom; military
agricultural; economic
12
The geography of Greece helped create:
a large Greek empire
many small city-states
isolation from the outside world
unity among all Greeks
13
Which of the following was NOT developed by the Greeks?
The geocentric theory
The origins of the scientific method
Geometry
Capitalism
14
Macedonian king who created an empire that blended Greek, Persian, Indian & Egyptian influences
Alexander the Great
Antigonus II
Philip VI
Ptolemy of Aloros
15
How was the treatment of women in Hellenistic Greece different from Greece in the Classical Age
Women became more independent of men
The wives of monarchs were stripped of any power
Female babies considered weak began to be killed
More women were allowed to have a formal education
16
The early polis or Greek city-state was:
Unconnected to the sea.
Dependent upon other cities
Influenced by the Romans
The center of society
17
One difference between Athens & Sparta was that:
Sparta formed a limited democracy; Athens formed a monarchy
Sparta encouraged trade, while Athens prohibited it
Athenian women could own property, Spartan women could not
Athens encouraged trade, while Sparta prohibited it
18
Both Hellenistic and Roman culture shared which of the following?
Belief in democracy as the best form of government
Both allowed women to have increased role outside the home
Both cultures established long lasting legal systems
Desire to destroy Persian influence in the middle east
19
Because he saw experience as the basis of knowledge, Aristotle is often called the:
father of the Renaissance
Creator of wisdom
father of the scientific method
birthplace of democracy
20
The philosophers Socrates, Plato, & Aristotle shared what common belief?
the military rulers should control the government
all Greeks should use the Gods as models for their lives
democracy is the best form of ruling the masses
average people were not qualified to rule themselves