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1
Which responsibility did citizens in ancient Greece most likely have? according to Aristotle?
to actively participate in local social events
to be well-informed about local laws and customs
to serve on juries and vote for leaders
to educate children in public schools
2
In Plato's
Republic
, what does he support that we still see in gov'ts today?
Monarchy
The Rule of Law
Popular Sovereignty
Separation of powers
3
Which Greek is associated with epics?
Leonidas
Pericles
Homer
Aristotle
4
Which Greek philosopher is known for his
Allegory of the Cave
and idealism?
Pericles
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
5
Which Greek philosopher is known for realism and observable data?
Plato
Socrates
Peicles
Aristotle
6
When Aristotle says "the rule of law is preferred over any individual" what does he mean?
It defined the role of philosophers.
To limited the authority of a tyrant.
It controlled entry into the aristocracy.
How to pick monarchs
7
Which Greek philosopher wrote nothing down and we know very little about his ideology?
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Leonidas
8
This was largely a naval battle and saw the Greeks end the threat of a Persian invasion.
Marathon
Salamis
Zama
Thermopylae
9
This battle was fought early in the Persian Wars and is best known for Pheidippides' run.
Thermopylae
Salamis
Punic
Marathon
10
Which 2 Greek city-states fought each other in the Peloponnesian War?
Sparta & Athens
Alexandria & Cairo
Troy & Ionia
Thebes & Corinth
11
This battle was the last of the Persian Wars in 479 BCE.
Salamis
Marathon
Thermopylae
Plataea
12
Which best explains how river valley civilizations influenced the development of Greece & Rome?
establishment of direct democracy
creation of paved road systems
construction of a water system
enforcement of a code of laws
13
This battle cemented Philip II as ruling all the Greek city-states
Plataea
Chaeronea
Thebes
Guagamela
14
This building was built in Athens during Pericles' rule and is a symbol of democracy today.
Capitol
Coliseum
Forum
Parthenon
15
Which philosopher’s idea of who should govern was based on the principle of a philosopher-king?
Socrates
Pericles
Aristotle
Plato
16
What was a major cause of the Peloponnesian War?
Marc Anthony falling in love with Cleopatra
The failure of the 1st triumvirate
Philip II invading Greece
Athens controlling the Delian League
17
This was one of the largest battles and saw the Greeks defeat the Persians for the last time.
chaeronea
Gaugamela
Salamis
Plataea
18
Who created one of the largest empires ever after invading Persian in the 300c CBE?
Alexander the Great
Philip II of Macedon
Aristotle
Julius Caesar
19
Washington, D.C. contains many buildings based on the original architecture of which people?
Ancient India and Ancient China
Aztec and Inca
Ghana and Mali
Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome
20
How many different parts was Alexander's empire divided into following his death?
3
4
6
5
21
Who ruled Athens during it's Golden Age?
Hannibal
Hasdrubal
Scipio
Pericles
22
Which is the lasting achievement of Alexander the Great?
conquering the world
getting married to several woman
winning every Olympic event
spreading Hellenistic culture
23
Which war involved a horse, Achilles, Helen, & Paris?
Cannae
Marathon
Trojan
Zama
24
What forms of gov't was most common in the Greek city-states?
Republicanism
Democracy
Monarchy
Feudalism
25
What is the most lasting impact Athens had on the world?
adopting a monotheistic religion.
developing a written language.
constructing a system of canals.
establishing a democratic government.
26
This battle was fought in 480 and saw a small number of Greeks led by Spartans fight Persians.
Marathon
Thermopylae
Salamis
Chornea
27
Which architectural feature was commonly used by the ancient Greeks?
arches
columns
domes
ziggurats
