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(6.E.2.1.)City-state Athens became birthplace for which gov't structure that's still usedtoday?
Democracy
Oligarchy
Republic
Absolute Monarchy
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(6.E.1.2.) How do today’s marathons relate to the Ancient Battle of Marathon?
Phillipides ran 26.2 m to warn Athens-we run 26.2 m for fun
Battle of Marathon is wherewe got the Olympics of today
The two events have norelation to each other
People now buy Nike shoes forsports
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(6.P.3.1.) What was so important about the Ancient Olympics for Ancient Greece?
It was a time when they couldUnite together as one Greece
Ancient Greeks were givenlavish prizes if they won events
It gave a time to fully honor Greek Mythology
Greece citizens against other Greek citizens - competitive
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(6.E.2.1.) What is the political thought behind Democracy?
Citizen Participation
Divine Right
Constitutional Monarchy
Religious Principles
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A form of government with a monarch at the head
Head of State
Monarchy
Democracy
Empire
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(6.E.1.2.) Which pc.Greek Architecture built to honor dead Greek soldiers @ Battle of Marathon?
Parthenon
Acropolis
Agora
Statue of Zeus
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A person who offers views or theories of wars between persia and greece
monarch
archaeologist
philosopher
king
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Cruel and oppressive government or rule
Dynasty
Tyranny
Democracy
Monarchy
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(6.E.1.2.)AbsoluteMonarchy type of Gov't Structure.Which describes thistype of Gov't Structure?
Ruler has control over government but citizens have rights
Citizens elect representatives to run the government
Citizens have equal say in their government
Ruler has complete power of the citizens
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Mt. peak in NE Greece near the Aegean coast. Believed to be the dwelling place of Greek gods
Mt. St. Helen
Mt. Vesuvius
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Olympus
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What is Greek Mythology?
Collection of stories,myths&legends about Greek gods& heroes
The story about Zeus & Poseidon
So Ancient Greeks would know to use mts as natural barriers
So Ancient Greeks would know which battle tactic to use
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Greek Philosopher known as the father of logic-student of Plato-teacher of Alexander the Great
Socrates
Garrow
Plato
Aristotle
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Greek philosopher who practiced doubt & questioning to find the truth. Conversations with Plato
ClaudeArchius
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
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(6.E.1.2.) What were the requirements and responsibilities of Spartan men and women?
Warrior training for men & physical training for women
Men/warrior train &women didn't have rights/responsibilities
Neither men/women had many rights/responsibilities in Sparta
Training on how become gov't figure men& battle tactic women
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(6.E.1.1.) Who is considered the father of Greek History?
Socrates
Aristotle
Euclid
Herodotus
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A government ruled by a few powerful individuals
Dynasty
Tyranny
Democracy
Oligarchy
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(6.E.1.3.)Type ofphysical feature utilized against Persians in Battles of Marathon&Thermopylae?
Trees
Lakes
Rivers
Mountains
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(6.E.1.3.) How was the Battle of Salamis different from the Battles of Marathon & Thermopylae?
The Battle of Salamis was a Naval Battle
Salamis was against Chinese & Thermopylae against Persians
Was really no difference between the two battles
The Battle of Salamis was an air battle
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A sovereign head of state especially a king, queen, or emperor
monarch
king
president
Joyner
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A political unit made up of a city and its surrounding lands
state
country
continent
city-state
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(6.P.1.2.) How were the Ancient Olympics related to religion in Ancient Greece?
The Ancient Olympics were notrelated to religion
The Ancient Olympics was inhonor of the Greek god Zeus
The Ancient Olympics honoredBuddhism
The Ancient Olympics wasbased on Christianity
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The peninsula in southern Greece where Sparta was located
Peloponnesus (Pel-O-PO-KNEE-SUS)
Baltic Peninsula
Greek Inlet
Pamlico River
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Government the citizens take part in the political process voting for the leaders of government
Democracy
Monoarchy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
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(6.E.1.2.) How do citizens in Ancient Greece hold the power through Democracy?
Citizens become members of the Senate & get to makedecisions
Citizens get to vote for their leaders
Citizens of Ancient Greece didn't hold the power
Citizens become Kings & Queens & get to make decisions
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(6.E.1.3.) What weapon innovation the Greeks used 2 defeat Persians in the Battle of Salamis?
Stone tipped spear
Triremme Ships
Viking Longboat
infrared Thermal Goggles
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A greek philosopher, student of Socrates & teacher of Aristotle. Famous work is The Republic
Aristotle
Josh Rose
Plato
Socrates
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A city-state within Greece. Is known for education and philosophy
Athens
Tripoli
Greenville
Sparta
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A plan for fighting a battle or war
test
plan
strategy
job
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(6.E.1.1.) Why is studying history important?
so we can know the difference between two diff societies
see events from past from diff. perspectives to form conclus
It teaches us about what exactly happened
So we can find different regions on a map
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(6.P.3.2.) Who fought in the Peloponnesian War?
Spartans and Athenians
Athenians and Persians
Greeks and Persians
Spartans and Persians
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A unit of soldiers who ride horses
cavalry
division
troops
brigade
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A city-state within Greece. Is known for having a strong army.
Sparta
Pirate Nation
Rome
Athens
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(6.E.1.2.) What type of BattleTactic was utilized in the Battles of Marathon & Thermopylae?
Phalanx
Annihilation Tactic
Flank Attack
Pinser Movement
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(6.P.3.2.) The Peloponnesian War…
Marked the downfall ofAncient Greece
Was a great event for theGreeks
Was between the Greeks andthe Persians
Was a great event for thePersians
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(6.E.2.1.) Which of the following was a lost city that has been discovered?
Lost City of Z
Lost City of Pompeii
Lost City of Eldorado
Lost City of Atlantis
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The invasion of Persia began a series of wars between Persia and Greece
Greek Wars
World War Z
Persian Wars
Spartan War
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(6.E.1.3.) What is considered a type of physical feature?
Natural features that haveexisted even before mankind
Old civilizations that havebeen discovered
Houses built out of brick andmud
The Great Pyramids
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Someone who takes power illegally
Tyrant
Monarch
Coach Gold
Emperor
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Purpose using Mts. in battle of Marathon & Thermopylae
Mts provide NaturalBarrier-Persians couldn't flank from side
Will help us one day to discover aliens
Mountains really didn't help them very much
Mountains enabled the Greeks to invent new weapons
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A group of warriors who stood close together in square
phalanx
border
shield wall
grouping
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(6.E.1.2.)KingLeonidas/Key Historical Figure Spartan culture. What makesKHFimportant inHistory?
They find a way to unite their people
They are always a King or Queen
They are really smart
They never make mistakes in the heat of battle
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(6.P.1.3.) What was wrong with the Persian ships in the Battle of Salamis?
Solids
Too large and got gridlocked in the small Greek Harbor
The Persian ships would run out of gas
Gasses
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Sparta can be classified as which type of culture?
Trading Culture
Arts culture
Warrior culture
Invention culture
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A war between Athens and Sparta that threatened to tear all of Greece apart
Persian War
World War II
Peloponnesian War
West Pattillo War
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(6.E.1.1.) Why is it important to study Greek Mythology?
Give historian hint what was important GreekSociety/culture
So we know some of the wildlife & plantlife in AncientGreece
So we know all the gods of Ancient Greece
So we understand why the Ancient Olympics were held
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(6.P.3.1.) Who has the power in a Democracy?
The Senate / House of Representatives
The People
The president / King
The Nobles
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(6.P.1.3.) How did the AncientGreek use NaturalBarriers in the BattleOfSalamis to protect them?
They used the Mediterranean Sea
They used the natural harbor
They used Mount Killomondrono
They used Mount Vesuvius
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(6.P.3.3.) Which of these statements correctly compares the Ancient and Modern Olympic Games?
Olympics still held in Greece but are not a religious event
Olympics still athletic competition-both men & women compete
The Olympics still honor Zeus but now winners given medals
Olympics still only allow men but men from all over world
