History-Ancient Greece Unit Review-2023

In this form of government, Aristocrats shared power and ruled at the same time.

What name did the Ancient Greeks call those people who did not speak Greek?

In a representative democracy, citizens don't have to discuss and vote on every issue themselves.

In this form of government, ruling power was passed from generation to generation within a family.

The U.S. democracy and the Greek democracy are exactly the same.

Who fought in the Peloponnesian Wars?

What type of democracy did the Athenians use?

Sparta traded with people outside of Greece.

Most of the city-states in Greece were developed near rivers and seas so trade would thrive.

The geographical feature that caused the separation between Greek city- states were _________________________.

Which of the following could be citizens of a city-state?

The spreading of Greek culture is called _____________.

Sparta’s government was a(n) ______________________.

Alexander the Great was taught by Plato.

The shortage of good farmland and resources in Greece led to...

The word for this form of government comes from a Greek word that means "people power."

The word for this form of government comes from a Greek word that means "few rule."

A(n) ___________ was a large gathering place in Greek city-states where citizens assembled. (had an outdoor marketplace)

Select the differences between Greece and any other of the civilizations we have covered this school year.

Athen’s government was a(n) _______________________.

This type of government is led by a military leader who is supported by the middle class

The most lasting influence Alexander the Great had on the world was that he spread Greek culture.

Alexander the Great ordered the main buildings of Persepolis to be destroyed.

Athens focused more on the military and defense than any other city state.

A(n) ___________ is the name of a protected part of a city which sits on a hilltop for defensive purposes.

Why are cities in ancient Greece called “city-states” instead of just “cities?”

The Greeks called a city-state a "polis" which is where we get our word for "politics."

In Sparta, a citizen who held no official position in the Assembly was called an “idiotai.”

What is it called when a citizen has a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction for his/her community or city?

Which of the following city states was the largest?

City-states only developed in Greece.

In which city state did a plague break out causing it to lose the Peloponnesian War?

The shortage of good farmland and resources in Greece led to...

The Greek city-states were unified like the states of the U.S.

Spartan women had more responsibilities than those in Athens.

Each of the city-states had their own traditions and gods.

The word for this form of government comes from a Greek word that means "one person rules"

For which god or goddess was the Parthenon built to honor?

One result of the Peloponnesian War was that it weakened the city-states so Philip II Macedon could take over.

Which ancient Greek is their greatest poet and author of "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey?"