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Greece Unit Review
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This is a review of a unit about ancient Greece.
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Helots (slaves) grew all the city-state’s crops and did many other jobs.
Athens
Sparta
Both
2
Most government officials are chosen by lot (at random) each year.
American
Athenian
Both
3
Valued, physical training, education, clear thinking, the arts.
Sparta
Both
Athens
4
Buildings in the US and around the world copied Greek columns and capitals.
TRUE
FALSE
5
Athens was weak, Sparta attacked. Athens fought but Sparta won. Sparta took control.
TRUE
FALSE
6
Voting is used to make important decisions.
American
Athenian
Both
7
With little farmland in Greece, conflict began between rival city-states over claiming it.
TRUE
FALSE
8
Alexander helped spread Greek culture by founding of Greek cities throughout his empire.
TRUE
FALSE
9
The land on the mountains were great for farming.
TRUE
FALSE
10
Men (20-30 years old) lived in an army barracks and they stayed in the army until 60 years old.
Athens
Both
Sparta
11
Valued the power of the military (security & protection).
Sparta
Athens
Both
12
Deserts in Greece cause overcrowding and many ancient Greeks decide to leave the mainland.
FALSE
TRUE
13
All citizens over the age of 18 can vote.
Both
American
Athenian
14
People chose to live near the coastline so they could use the water for irrigation.
FALSE
TRUE
15
The Greek language became a universal language for discussing politics, theater, and religion.
TRUE
FALSE
16
Citizens over the age of 18 vote for representatives who make decisions on behalf of the people
Both
American
Athenian
17
Women cannot vote.
Athenian
Both
American
18
Ancient Greeks lived along the coastline because it allowed to them to easily travel & trade.
TRUE
FALSE
19
Men joined the army for two years; older men had to serve only in times of war.
Both
Sparta
Athens
20
Women had more rights than other women in Greece. They could own property & ran the household.
Athens
Sparta
Both
21
The courts are an important part of the government.
Both
Athenian
American
22
The modern Olympic Games were inspired by the ancient games, but have very little in common.
TRUE
FALSE
23
Because the Greeks defeated the Persians the effect was that ______.
Greeks began to see themselves as Greeks
Greeks took over Persian Empire & Sparta became the capital
Greeks took over Persian Empire & Athens became the capital
24
The ancient Greeks contributed a lot to the field of Mathematics.
FALSE
TRUE
25
Government is divided into 3 parts, the Ekklesia, the Boule, and the Dikasteria.
Both
American
Athenian
26
Women had almost no rights. They could not serve in the government or leave their homes
Sparta
Athens
Both
27
Only male citizens over the age of 18 can vote.
American
Athenian
Both
28
Had a democracy in which citizens voted on all decisions and the majority ruled.
Athens
Both
Sparta
29
Taught the boys how to steal and not get caught and learned how to endure hardships
Both
Sparta
Athens
30
A citizen is expected to vote, participate in the government, and participate on a jury.
Both
American
Athenian
31
Most girls got almost no education. Only some wealthy girls were taught how to read and write.
Sparta
Both
Athens
32
Many words in English are combinations of two or more ancient Greek words.
TRUE
FALSE
33
Because ___ the effect was that the Persian king Xerxes became upset and invaded Greece twice.
the Greeks invaded the Persian Empire in 499 BC
Athens supported Ionian Greeks in rebellion against Persians
Athenians captured the Persian Empire's capital in 499 BC
34
Rich boys learned how to read, write, count, sing, play instruments, philosophy, and math.
Athens
Sparta
Both
35
Girls learned how to run, jump, wrestle, and throw javelins
Athens
Both
Sparta
36
Alexander helped spread Greek culture by encouraging his men to marry non Greek women.
FALSE
TRUE
37
Government is divided into 3 branches, executive, legislative, and judicial.
Both
Athenian
American
38
Greek philosophy also influenced the development of early Christianity.
TRUE
FALSE
39
You need to be a citizen in order to vote.
Athenian
American
Both
40
People born there are automatically citizens & their is a path to citizenship for foreigners.
Athenian
Both
American
41
You have to be 18 years old to vote.
American
Athenian
Both
42
Ancient Greek doctors and modern doctors both take the Hippocratic Oath.
FALSE
TRUE
43
Poor boys might learn how to read and write, and they also learned a trade (job).
Athens
Sparta
Both
44
Mountains would provide a natural barrier to invasion and protect early Greek settlements.
FALSE
TRUE
45
There are three important parts to the government.
Athenian
Both
American
46
Had a council whose members were selected at random (500).
Sparta
Athens
Both
47
Healthy boys were trained from an early age to be soldiers (Age 7).
Athens
Sparta
Both
48
Male citizens over the age of 18 vote in the assembly and majority rules.
Athenian
American
Both
49
Athen's power worried cities in Peloponnesian League. 2 🔚 Athen's growth, Sparta declared war.
FALSE
TRUE
50
To be a citizen you have to be an 18 year old male and your parents also have to be citizens.
American
Both
Athenian
51
Was ruled by two kings (oligarchy). But the elected officials had more power than the kings.
Athens
Both
Sparta
52
Representatives who were voting into office by the citizens vote on important decisions.
American
Athenian
Both
53
The many mountains in Greece cause early city-states to be isolated from each other.
TRUE
FALSE
54
Theaters, auditoriums & movie theaters have many similarities with ancient Greek theaters
TRUE
FALSE