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Which of the following is NOT a part of Ancient Athenian life?
Democracy
Keeping Slaves in the Home
Girls receiving a Formal Education
Symposiums
2
The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence.
Theology
Philosophy
Anthropology
Biology
3
Why did he stop conquering?
He was defeated in battle.
He died.
His soldiers wanted to go home.
He fell in love.
4
Which of the following is NOT a part of Ancient Spartan life?
Having no need for Defensive Measures
Making sure Everyone makes it to Adulthood
Girls learning to Read, Write and Play Sports
Rooting out Weakness
5
True or False: Alexander mysteriously passed away after a night of partying.
TRUE
FALSE
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A lengthy narrative the covers a story from ancient times and defines a culture is a(n). . .
Epic Poem
Mythical Story
Ancient Narrative
Epic Tale
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Herodotus was known as the. . .
Father of History
Greatest Philosopher
Greatest Conquerer
Father of the Scientific Method
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The type of democracy where people make policy decisions without going through others is a. . .
Flawed Democracy
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
Modern Democracy
9
True or False: Plato believed that women were not capable of being smart.
FALSE
TRUE
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Which of the following is NOT one of the six major factors in the collapse of a civilization?
Climate Change
War
Uncontrollable Population Movement
Immigration
11
What is a peninsula?
Land surrounded by water on three sides.
Land surrounded entirely by sea.
Land that is detached, but close to a continent.
A very large island.
12
The only time massive groups of people have a direct impact on decisions is when we have a. . .
Special Vote
Direct Democracy
Referendum
Big Question
13
True or False: Alexander's empire remained intact after his passing.
TRUE
FALSE
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True or False: Alexander the Great wanted to conquer until the "edge of the world"
TRUE
FALSE
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What was the name of Alexander's city in Egypt?
Alexandria
Memphis
Thebes
Cairo
16
True or False: Ancient Greece was a country.
FALSE
TRUE
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Which of the following seas did NOT border Greece?
Red Sea
Aegean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Ionian Sea
18
Between 1200 BCE - 1150 BCE, mediterranean civilizations came to a halt. We call this. . .
The Bronze Age Collapse
The Bronze Age End
The Fall of Man
The End of the World
19
The Greek word for City was. . .
Mesa
Demos
Polis
Hetaira
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Who was Homer?
A Greek Philosopher
The "author" of the Illiad and the Odyssey.
Aristotle's Student
Alexander the Great's General
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Which of the following is NOT one of the six major factors in the collapse of a civilization?
Collapse of Trade Routes
Failing Governments
Lack of Financial Support
Disease and Famine
22
The type of democracy where people elect others to make decisions for them is a. . .
Direct Democracy
Flawed Democracy
Representative Democracy
Modern Democracy
23
The Illiad is the story of the. . .
Trojan War
Peloponnesian War
The 300 Spartans
Battle of the Titans and Gods
24
The method of teaching that includes quesitons and discussion with students is called the . . .
The Open Classroom
Critical Teaching
The Lecture
The Socratic Method
25
The system of government where majority rules is known as. . .
Democracy
Theocracy
Dictatorship
Monarchy
26
Who was Aristotle?
Alexander the Great's Teacher
Plato's Student
A Military Genius
The Doctor of the Macedonian King
27
Who was the 5th century Athenian who would wander the streets challenging peoples beliefs?
Alexander the Great
Herodotus
Plato
Socrates
28
Plato's Cave is an allegory meant to show us that. . .
People aren't always willing to learn new things
That Plato thought people were too ignorant to be trusted.
That your reality is what you know to be true
That learning new things is sometimes "painful"
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The star pupil of Socrates, and person who wrote down all his teachings was. . .
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Plato
Homer
30
A time period marked by repressiveness, or a lack of enlightenment or progress is known as a:
Golden Age
Depression
Era of Happiness
Dark Age
31
What kingdom was Alexander the Great from?
Athens
Maceondia
Greece
Rome
32
True or False: Alexander is the reason Cleopatra eventually became pharoah of Egypt
TRUE
FALSE
33
What theories do we have for the collapse?
Economic Collapse
An Invasion
Drought and Famine
An Earthquake Storm
34
When Ancient Greeks got together to discuss philosophy, they called it a. . .
Dance
Social Gathering
Symposium
Discussion Evening
35
The story of Odysseus' journey home from the war is known as the. . .
Epic of Gilgamesh
Nine Trials
Odyssey
Illiad
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A time period marked by harmony, stability, progress and prosperity.
Dark Age
Golden Age
Era of Happiness
Depression
