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(G7-S1) Review for G7 Final Exam (Semester 1)
(G7-S1) Review for G7 Final Exam (Semester 1)
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1
Who is this handsome young fellow?
Julius Caesar
Mr. Jack
Zeus
Bucephalus
2
Greece used which major body of water to trade with their neighbors in Afroeurasia?
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific Ocean
3
Which empire in Western Asia was Classical Greece’s biggest rival (enemy)?
Egyptian New Kingdom
Ottoman Empire
Persian Empire
Roman Empire
4
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At the age of 12, what did Alexander secretly do while his father, Philip II, was away from Macedon?
Fire his tutor, Aristotle.
Murder his half-brother and cousins.
Take over a neighboring kingdom.
Hold a party that wrecked the palace.
6
which is a form of governance which allowed citizens to vote on representatives who then vote.
Oligarchy
Indirect Democracy
Autocracy
Direct Democracy
7
Why did the plebeians want laws to be written down in the 12 Tables?
So the patricians could not change laws whenever they wanted.
So the plebeians could introduce an “eye for an eye” like Hammurabi's code.
So the patricians could explain the laws to them to help educate them.
So the plebeian children could learn to read in Roman schools.
8
How was Alexander able to "tame" (control) the untamable horse, Bucephalus?
Stayed on his back for 72 hours, despite the bucking.
Gave him sugar cubes and carrots.
Figured out he was disturbed by his own shadow.
Won his respect by looking fierce (aggressive) and mighty.
9
Which was NOT a reason Alexander wanted to conquer Persia?
He wanted to be remembered as the greatest general in Greek history.
He had been divorced by a Persian princess and wanted revenge.
His father, Philip II, had wanted to conquer Persia next.
He knew having a “common (same) enemy” would unite most Greeks.
10
How did Hannibal, a general from Carthage, famously surprise the Romans in the Second Punic War?
He crossed the Alps with war elephants to attack from the north.
He attacked their ships at midnight while they were docked at port.
He burned Rome to the ground after sailing from the south.
He hired spies to pretend to be Roman citizens and discover weaknesses.
11
As he travelled, Alexander built several cities with the same name. What was it?
New Macedon
Olympia
Greecepolis
Alexandria
12
which is a form of governance where power is held by one person, and leadership was inherited
Direct Democracy
Oligarchy
Indirect Democracy
Autocracy
13
Which country is this?
Italy
Turkey (Anatolia)
Greece
Tunisia (Carthage)
14
Which body of water lies to the east of Greece?
Aegean Sea
Black sea
Adriatic Sea
Tyrrhenian Sea
15
What happened to Alexander's empire after he died?
His son, Philip III, became the sole (only) ruler of the empire.
Alexander’s wife, Roxana, gave the empire to Persia.
His generals fought for control of a divided (split) empire.
Alexander’s tutor, Aristotle, sold the empire to the Athenian Greeks.
16
Hera is the god of family and childbirth
False
True
17
Which country is this?
Turkey (Anatolia)
Tunisia (Carthage)
Italy
Greece
18
What Roman general declared he would be dictator for life and then was assassinated by sixty Senators?
Sulla
Pompey
Julius Caesar
Brutus
19
Who is the smartest philosopher in the room?
Beam
Socrates
Mr Jack
Tom
20
Which cultures usually won when they fought wars?
Bronze Age Civilizations
Iron Age Civilizations
21
Which is a TRUE statement about Sparta and Spartan culture?
Men liked democracy, which allowed them to debate issues at Pnyx Hill.
The Council of Elders had 2 kings and 28 oligarchs who were all warriors.
The city-state developed its own coins because it enjoyed trading.
Sons went to school, but daughters did not learn to read or write.
22
Hestia is the god of hearth and fireplace
False
True
23
Which of the following is NOT an Indo-European language?
Hungarian (Uralic Language)
French (Romance Language)
Russian (Slavic Language)
Hindi (Indo-Aryan Language)
24
Keeta is the god of
Sky and Thunder
True
False
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Which of the following is true about bronze swords when compared to iron swords?
Bronze swords are cheaper to make.
Bronze swords will dent but not split or shatter.
Bronze swords are more decorative and carefully made.
Bronze swords are harder, longer, and wider.
27
Which country is this?
Tunisia (Carthage)
Greece
Italy
France (Gaul)
28
Which is a TRUE statement about Athens and Athenian culture?
Merchants liked using the city-state’s port to trade for goods.
From the age of 7, all were trained to fight so they could be warriors.
Boys were taught to suffer any amount of physical pain without complaining.
Babies that looked unhealthy were left to die.
29
Which country is this?
Italy
Turkey (Anatolia)
Greece
Tunisia (Carthage)
30
Which Indo-European people in Anatolia (Turkey) were the first inventors of iron metallurgy?
Indo-Aryans
Hittites
Assyrians
31
which is a form of governance where power is held by only a few people who were in a small group.
Indirect Democracy
Oligarchy
Autocracy
Direct Democracy
32
In Greek mythology, Kronos ate all his first five children except for his youngest son----who?
Zeus
Hades
Poseidon
33
Which people group was NOT one of Rome’s early neighbors on the Italian peninsula?
Persians
Etruscans
Latins
Greeks
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35
Hades is the god of oceans and Earthquakes
False
True
36
Which country is this?
Macedonia
Turkey (Anatolia)
Tunisia (Carthage)
France (Gaul)
