stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Classical Greece and Persia Quiz Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Classical Greece and Persia Quiz
Classical Greece and Persia Quiz
40 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
526 plays
Ancient History - Unit 3
Flashcards
40 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
40
Answers
1
All Greeks had the following elements in common EXCEPT
language
values
religion
epic poems of Homer as history
2
Greek cultural achievements included all EXCEPT
inventing a money economy
first tragic and comic plays
advanced astronomy and mathematics
perfect, idealized art
3
An effect of the Persian War was that city-states formed a(n) ___ called the Delian League
alliance
monarchy
direct democracy
aristocracy
4
After their defeat in the Pelopponesian War, this city-state declined, leaving a power vacuum
Macedon
Crete
Athens
Sparta
5
This is the type of economy that Persia instituted in its empire, allowing for easier trade
money economy
satrapy
barter economy
inland economy
6
This politician helped write a more democratic constitution for Athens, died of plague in war
Pericles
Draco
Pisistratus
Solon
7
This is a government where a hereditary ruler holds power; early Greek system
oligarchy
direct democracy
aristocracy
monarchy
8
This place in a Greek polis (city-state) was located on a hill; contained important buildings
acropolis
megapolis
agora
forum
9
Persian religion which was one of the world's first monotheistic faiths; god was Ahura Mazda
Xerxianism
Islam
Judaism
Zoroastrianism
10
This man is "the father of Greece" to some, as his epic poems were the basis of Greek identity
Odysseus
Sophocles
Homer
Ulysses
11
Myths were stories were created by the Greeks in order to do all EXCEPT
explain philosophy
explain natural phenomena
explain human emotions
explain troubles in the world
12
This kind of economy means that goods are exchanged for other goods.
barter economy
satrapy
money economy
oligarchy
13
Philosopher who wrote on Physics and Metaphysics and influenced scholars for thousands of years
Aristotle
Thales
Plato
Socrates
14
In the Persian War, the result was that
Athens fell from power in Greece
Athenian ships sank the Persian fleet
Persians took over all of the Pelopponesus
Spartans beat the Persians at Thermopylae
15
This connected the Persian empire and allowed trade and military to move quickly
money economy
Royal Road
Satrapy Road
Xerxes' Fist
16
These were smaller divisions of the Persian Empire which paid tribute to the king; efficient
alliances
satrapies
millets
thermopylae
17
The building blocks of Greek culture came from the early civilizations of:
Minoans and Mycenaeans
Spartans and Athenians
Minoans and Ionians
Ithacans and Trojans
18
One way Athens instituted democracy was to pay politicians a ____ to make sure they would focus
stipend
barter economy
satrapy
alliance
19
This is a government by a hereditary land-owning elite; the wealthy won power from the king
oligarchy
aristocracy
direct democracy
monarchy
20
This practice also strengthened Athenian democracy (?) - statesmen were voted out for 10 years
oligarchy
ostracism
jury
stipend
21
Causes of this war include formation of the Delian League; Athens dominated, Sparta resented
Pelopponesian War
Delian War
Greco-Persian War
Epicurian War
22
This philosopher wrote The Republic and distrusted democracy, was a student of Socrates
Themistocles
Aristarchus
Plato
Diogenes
23
All of the following are characteristics of the Persian Empire EXCEPT
cooperation with Athens
postal system
network of spies
tax-collection system
24
Eventually, reforms by Solon, Cleisthenes, and Pericles led Athens to a government called
oligarchy
direct democracy
plutocracy
anarchy
25
Athens was considered democratic because
social classes ranked the importance of a person's vote
they allowed women and foreigners to vote
the system of ostracism did not have flaws
they allowed popular votes on most issues, including offices
26
This philosopher posited that the best way to seek knowledge was to ask questions to find truth
Parmenides
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
27
One way the Greeks instituted democracy was deciding cases with ___, panels made up of citizens
oligarchy
assembly
ostraca
jury
28
This kind of play, written by Aeschylus, Euripides, and Sophocles, had a disastrous end
comedy
sitcom
drama
tragedy
29
All of the following describe Athens EXCEPT
the democracy was made of the 500, the assembly, and courts
it had a democracy limited to male citizens
they valued preparation for war over all else
it was the center of Greek cultural life
30
This war was caused by the Persian demand for tribute from Ionian Greece
Thirty Years' War
Pelopponesian War
Dionysian War
Greco-Persian War
31
In this work, the main character has a 10 year journey back home, and learns lessons on the way
The Iliad
The Odyssey
The Frogs
The Trojan Women
32
All of the following are characteristics of the Persian Empire EXCEPT
capital at Persepolis
canal-building to enhance trade
polytheistic religion
use of cuneiform to write
33
This type of play, written mainly by Aristophanes, mocked society with humor
poetic verse
tragedy
comedy
epic poem
34
This man was "father of history" - traveled, collected firsthand accounts, maybe exaggerated
Herodotus
Thucydides
Tiberias
Xenophon
35
This was a government by a wealthy elite made up of middle class merchants, farmers, & traders
aristocracy
direct democracy
oligarchy
monarchy
36
All of the following describe Sparta EXCEPT
characteristically brief, non-flowery speech
a government made up of kings and council
never lost a battle
military training and courage as top societal values
37
Darius I was known for all of the following EXCEPT
dividing his empire into satrapies
defeating the Greeks at the battle of Marathon
expanding his empire from Turkey to India
building the royal road
38
The Persian Empire was founded by the tolerant king _______, who freed Jews from captivity.
Xerxes
Zoroaster
Cyrus I
Darius I
39
This was Athens' temple in the acropolis, commissioned by Pericles and dedicated to Athena
Halcydion
Forum
Agora
Parthenon
40
Greece's geography meant all of the following were true EXCEPT
the mountains kept it isolated from other civs on land
a large empire under a single king did not develop
Greece never became overcrowded or needed colonies
Greeks developed great sailing and trading abilities