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Ancient Greece Ch 7 Sixth Grade
Ancient Greece Ch 7 Sixth Grade
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1
As a result of not having enough fertile farmland, ancient Greece had to:
trade with other civilizations
eat a limited diet
move to another civilization
starve to death
2
How did Alexander's conquests bring about the Hellenistic Era?
His leadership inspired Greek writers to create epics about his great work
His armies spread Greek language & culture to countries they conquered
He encouraged others to visit Greece and learn its architecture
He provided the Greek people with gold & riches from military victories
3
Hippocrates created a list of rules about how doctors should use their skills to help patients. His rules are listed in
The Hippocratic Oath
The Solemn Oath
The Oath of Justice
The Oath of Allegiance
4
What was the most important aspect of life in Sparta?
preparing for battles
learning about philosophy
playing music
learning to lead people
5
Which of the following civilizations were not river civilizations?
ancient Israel and ancient Greece
ancient India and China
Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt
ancient Israel and ancient India
6
Which of the following best summarizes the geography of Greece?
a land of flat, fertile plains
a cold barren land
a rocky, mountainous land
a land of small hills and dense forests
7
What was the role of women in Sparta?
to be in shape and have healthy babies
to be in shape and go to battle
to clean the house
to be a good cook
8
Which statement best describes the difference between monotheism and polytheism
Monotheism believes in many gods & polytheism believes in one god
Monotheism believes in no god & polytheism believes in many gods
Monotheism believes in one god & polytheism believes in government leaders
Monotheism believes in one god & polytheism believes in many gods
9
Which person became one of the youngest Greek military leaders and conquered one of the largest empires in history?
Alexander The Great
Pericles
Darius II
Philip II
10
Which statement is NOT true?
Monarchy means "rule by a king or queen"
Tyranny means "rule by aristocrats"
Democracy means "rule by the people"
Oligarchy means "rule by the few"
11
What is a major difference between Athenian women and Spartan women?
Spartan women could join the military, but Athenian women could not.
Athenian women could vote, but Spartan women could not.
Athenian women could attend school, but Spartan women could not.
Spartan women could own property, but Athenian women could not.
12
What does democracy mean?
ruled by the people
ruled by a few people
rule of the leaders
ruled by the powerful
13
After comparing the lives of boys in Sparta and Athens, which of the following inferences can you make?
ruled by the people
ruled by the powerful
ruled of the leaders
ruled by a few people
14
A Greek city state is a
Oligarchy
Polis
Peninsula
Agora
15
Communities in Ancient Greece were
separated by valleys and rivers
seperated by rivers and deserts
separated by deserts and mountains
separated by rugged mountains and valleys
16
How was ancient Greek democracy different from democracy in the United States today?
citizens voted directly on all issues
citizens elected representatives to make laws
citizens gave their leaders total power.
citizens listened the ideas of powerful speakers
17
Which Greek philosopher created a method of questioning, used today by teachers, encourages students to form opinions?
Socrates
Confucius
Plato
Aristotle
18
Democracy in Greece started in the city of
Sparta
Athens
Olympia
Thebes
19
Which Greek city-state developed into the world’s first democracy?
Athens
Thebes
Delphi
Sparta
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A gathering place; marketplace in Ancient Greece
Agora
Mt. Olympus
Peninsula
Colony
21
Which of the following people is NOT a Greek philosopher?
Socrates
Pericles
Aristotle
Plato
22
Which correctly compares Athens and Sparta in regards to war?
Sparta strong army & Athens strong navy
Sparta believed problems can be solved by democratic ideas
Sparta stong navy & Athens stong army
Athens believed that a military state will make citizens more loyal
23
What happened to Alexander the Great's empire after he died?
His son became ruler
It was defeated by the Greeks
The capital moved to Babylon
It was divided among his generals
24
Where did most farmers settle in ancient Greece?
in large fertile farmlands along a river valley.
in narrow, fertile plains, along the coast and between the mountains
settled near a desert
in only the northern parts of Greece, not along the surrounding islands
25
How is it possible that different parts of Greece had different forms of government?
Different kings made different rules about how to govern
Diffent languages made communication difficult
Colonies were started by groups from different countries
Steep mountains kept people from different areas apart