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Chapter 11 Greece
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Greeks traded __________ for foreign items they needed
timber
animal hides
grain
olive oil
2
_______ was the first Greek civilization.
Athens
Romans
Myceneans
Phoenicians
3
Which of the following does NOT describe Greek tyrants?
They resented the current government and rebelled
They came to power illegally
They acted as kings or a dictator
They controlled the government with a few wealthy people
4
A plain in ancient Greece Northeast of Athens, also the name of a long race.
Olympus
Marathon
Northeast Plain
Athena
5
a body of land that is connected to a larger landmass, surrounded on three sides by water
isthmus
peninsula
island
peloponesus
6
a narrow strop of land that connects two larger landmasses
island
island chain
isthmus
peninsula
7
Almost 80 percent of Greece is covered with
water
islands
farmland
mountains
8
The highest mountain in Greece, the home of the major gods and goddesses
Mt. Zeus
Mt. Phoenicia
Marathon
Mt. Olympus
9
The center of city life in Greece was the
isthmus
acropolis
peninsula
agora
10
What positive outcome came from the Persian Wars?
The Greeks united
The Persians won
Sparta was defeated
Athens was defeated
11
The Iliad is an example of a(n)
novel
myth
epic poem
fable
12
Many Greek Fables were written by
Achilles
Aesop
Homer
Zeus
13
a trading group who lived on the coast of the eastern Mediterranean
Athenians
Spartans
Olympians
Phoenicians
14
The basic unit of government in Greece was the
nation
metropolis
country
city-state
15
a story that explains beliefs, practices, or natural phenomena about the world
myth
fable
tall tale
epic poem
16
a short story that conveys a moral lesson often by animal characters
tall tale
myth
fable
epic poem
17
The Persian Wars started when the Persians conquered
Sparta
Anatolia
Athens
Thermopylae
18
Which is true of city-states?
they were mostly democracies
they used different political systems
they were all the same
they stared as oligarchies and became monarchies
19
a city-state of Ancient Greece the capital and largest city of modern Greece
Olympus
Sparta
Athens
Peloponnesus
20
a government that is controlled by a few people
democracy
oligarchy
tyrant
aristrocracy
21
a peninsula forming the southern part of Greece
peninsula
isthmus
phoenicia
peloponnesus
22
A direct democracy was used by the Greek city-state of
Phoenicia
Athens
Marathon
Sparta
23
Athens' main rival was the city-state
Sparta
Termopylae
Athens
Anatolia
24
A long poem that tells a story of heroes
fable
poem
myth
epic poem
25
an ancient Greek city-state noted for its military
Sparta
Olympus
Athens
Thebes
26
a ruler who has taken power illegally and rules without restrictions
tyrant
democracy
monarchy
oligarchy
27
Athens main focus was sharing ideas and government, Sparta's main focus was...
olympics
War and military training
trade
mythology
28
a group of buildings used to house soldiers
helots
polis
Phoenicans
barracks
29
The ruler of the gods in Greek mythology
Hades
Zeus
Athena
Poseidon
30
an ancient Greek festival in honor of the god Zeus
Olympus
Festival of the gods
Olympics
Festival of Zeus
31
the festival held every four years to honor Zeus was called
Olympic games
Goodwill games
marathons
Harvest festival
32
The name for a Greek city-state, such as Athens or Sparta
city
province
polis
city-state
33
A person who is loyal to a particular government and entitled to be protected by it
helot
citizen
tyrant
polis
34
an agricultural slave in ancient Sparta
Zeus
farmer
Helot
slave
35
a government in which citizens make political decisions
aristocracy
monarchy
oligarchy
democracy
36
a government in which the upper class rules
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Aristocracy
37
Which of the following seas does NOT border Greece?
Ionian
Aegean
Mediterranean
Caspian
38
________ often were the main characters of Greek myths
animals and people
animals and goddesses
gods and goddesses
gods
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a set of letters used to represent the individual sounds of a language
alaphabet
characters
pictographs
cunniform