Early Greece

Rule by the few:

Fill in the sequence: Stone Age, Bronze Age...

Rule by the best:

In which region is Sparta located?

Greek word meaning "contest":

What was the basic political unit after Cleisthenes' reforms?

Athens was a democracy from the beginning.

Delphi is a shrine to which god?

This was the Council of Elders in Sparta:

Which of the following characterizes epic poetry? Select all that apply.

Period between 1100 and 800 BC:

Greek colonists lost citizenship in their mother cities.

The tyrant of Athens who instituted a 10% agricultural tax:

What does the Greek term "agon" mean?

In which city did philosophy originate?

The Greeks adopted and adapted the alphabet from these traders:

What is so "dark" about the Greek Dark Age? Select all that apply.

This is the central meeting place/marketplace in Athens:

Which of the following is untrue of the trireme?

How many kings did the Spartans have at any one time?

These bronze-age Greeks lived in citadels and were ruled by a wanax:

Olympia was a sanctuary to which god(s)? Select all that apply.

Ephebes were:

Spartan slaves:

He said that change is the only constant:

Non-Greeks were known by this onomatopoetic term:

This is the name of the Spartan secret police:

What does "sortition" mean?

He discovered the Minoan civilization:

Which of the following is not a reform of Solon:

What kind of pottery was Corinth known for? Select all that apply.

Which council did Cleisthenes create?

Know thyself and tell me the center of the Greek world:

Which Athenian office was determined by election after Cleisthenes' reforms?

Magna Graecia was the Greek-speaking region in the south of:

Which of the following is not a Panhellenic festival?

The Phoenicians established this overseas colony:

The tyrant under which Corinth flourished:

The Greek-speaking west coast of Asia Minor was known as:

Which of the following does not characterize the "Greek Miracle"?

Delphi contained the omphalos, a term which means:

What is the general term for aristocratic families in Athens?

This is a term for "category of literature":

The Athenian Institution of voting to exile a citizen for 10 years

The leading aristocratic family in Athens:

What was the prize for victory in the Olympic Games?

The priestess and oracle of Apollo at Delphi was called:

This archeologist discovered Troy and Mycenae:

The founder of Athenian democracy:

This first group of philosophers focused on natural science:

Which bronze-age culture wrote with Linear A?

Which of the following is not associated with the Phoenicians?

Epic poetry was originally sung to the accompaniment of the flute.

Which of the following is true of Croesus? Select all that apply.

Argued that change is an illusion:

This is the general term for "assembly":

The toll road at Corinth for transporting ships across the Isthmus

Draco is an Athenian leader famous for his:

Which of the following is not part of the Mediterranean Triad?

Panhellenism means:

The citadel in Corinth is known as the:

Which Olympic victor attempted tyranny at Athens in 631 BC?

The meter of Homeric poetry:

The Greek Miracle inaugurated which period?

A hoplite:

Government headed by an illegitimate or unelected ruler:

This early Greek script used by the Mycenaeans was deciphered by Michael Ventris:

The father of history:

The legendary founder of Sparta is:

What famous maxim was inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi?

Which of the following is the aristocratic institution in a Greek polis?

Chief officers in a Greek polis are known as:

What kind of column is this?

The region of Athens:

What is the primary city of the Minoans on Crete?