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Ancient Greece: Part II
Ancient Greece: Part II
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A review of Ancient Greece Modules 8-5 & 9-1
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In what way did a boy's life in Athens differ from a boy's life in Sparta?
Athenian boys studied combat; Spartan boys played sports.
Athenians went to school; Spartans served in the military.
Athenians became citizens@30; Spartans became citizens@18.
Athenian boys lived in barracks; Spartan boys lived at home.
2
Spartan men could move HOME to continue their military service when they were _____ years old.
30
40
60
20
3
This form of gov't is ruled with total authority.
Monarchy
Democracy
Tyranny
Oligarchy
4
Which
BEST
describes how the form of democracy in ancient Greece was different from our current democratic gov't?
Officials collected and counted the votes.
Citizens voted on every issue.
The only way voting took place by pieces of pottery.
People debated issues.
5
What does democracy mean?
“rule of the leaders”
“rule of the powerful”
“rule of the people”
“rule of the few”
6
He was a commander in the army at 16 and a king at 20.
Pythagoras
Misencik
Sophocles
Alexander
7
Loved philosophy and taught absolute right and wrong DID exist. Socratic method of teaching.
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
Thucydides
8
This person was the greatest Greek doctor. Today's doctors take an oath inspired by him.
Hippocrates
Socrates
Plato
Archimedes
9
Type of column seen below?
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Frieze
10
Which type of column is shown?
Ionic
Doric
Corinthian
Frieze
11
A few people hold power in this type of government.
democracy
representative democracy
direct democracy
oligarchy
12
This famous scientist developed weapons, solid geometry, value of π, and a water screw.
Euclid
Socrates
Archimedes
Pythagoras
13
What was the most important aspect of life in Sparta?
learning to lead people
playing music
preparing for battles
learning about philosophy
14
Under the Greek definition of "citizen", who qualified for citizenship?
Wealthy women who owned land.
Foreign-born men with land.
Free native-born men who owned land.
Freed slaves who owned land.
15
Who said, "Give me a lever and a place to stand, and I will move the earth"?
Archimedes
Philp II
Homer
Euripides
16
A time when Greek culture spread throughout the non-Greek world.
Iron Era
Hellenistic Era
Industrial Era
Bronze Era
17
This philosopher taught that people should live their lives based on moderation and based it on reason.
Aristotle
Thucydides
Socrates
Plato
18
All citizens share in running the government.
democracy
oligarchy
direct democracy
representative democracy
19
Which style of column has the simplest capital?
Doric
Frieze
Ionic
Corinthian
20
Workers hauled 20,000 tons of marble and took 15 years to build this.
Temple of Apollo
Parthenon
Cleveland Browns Stadium
Strongsville Middle School
21
Early Greek philosophers were important because they were the first people to
help the people make good decisions in daily life.
the Greek gods and goddesses were to be worshipped.
think about the mysteries and problems of life in Greece.
explain events other than that of the gods.
22
The many achievements of ancient Greece were important because
they showed the curiosity of the Greek mind.
they encouraged people to use reason.
they helped Greece become a military power.
they strongly shaped Western civilization.
23
Who told King Ptolemy that "There is no royal way to learn geometry"?
Aristotle
Euclid
Archimedes
Pythagoras
24
This person proved that in a right triangle, a
2
+b
2
=c
2
.
Archimedes
Pythagoras
Euclid
Aristotle
25
How did Alexander the Great encourage the spread of Greek culture throughout his empire?
He established centers of learning to teach Greek philosophy.
He housed collections of Greek learning in libraries he built.
He founded new cities that he modeled after Greek cities.
He encouraged Greek settlers to move to existing cities.
26
Why does Washington D.C. have architecture that is similar to that of Ancient Greece?
We want to pay tribute to the birthplace of democracy.
Colonial Americans could trace their ancestry to Greece.
Thomas Jefferson, was born in Greece
Greeks fought with Americans during the Revolutionary War
27
What can you infer about the ancient Greeks based upon their achievements?
The ancient Greeks most valued warfare and battle.
The ancient Greeks valued philosophy and art.
The ancient Greeks felt that literature was pointless.
The ancient Greeks were most interested in farming
28
This city focused on government and education.
Sparta
Athens
Strongsville
Troy
29
A small of group makes governmental decisions on behalf of many.
representative democracy
democracy
direct democracy
oligarchy
30
What is the name for thinkers who reflect on the meaning of life
Metics
Helots
Priests
Philosophers
31
Democracy in Greece started in the city of ____________________.
Olympia
Delphi
Sparta
Athens
32
In Athens, most of the boys from poor families
studied warfare and were placed in the army.
learned how to sing and play musical instruments.
were taught astronomy, geometry, and science.
became farmers and grew food for the wealthy.
33
This philosopher was one of Socrates' students. He believed that women should be educated.
Thucydides
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
34
Mass gathering where MANY decide governmental matters.
oligarchy
democracy
representative democracy
direct democracy
35
How was the form of democracy in ancient Greece different from our current democratic gov't?
Citizens voted on every issue.
People debated issues.
Officials collected and counted the votes.
One way voting took place by pieces of pottery.
