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What were boys in Athens taught?
Which three seas surrounded Greece?
Ancient Greece Review
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Which three seas surrounded Greece?
Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian
Red, Caspian, and Black
Adriatic, Baltic, and North
Mediterranean, Ionian, and Aegean
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What were boys in Athens taught?
Reading, writing, and being good citizens
How to manage a home
How to fight in the military
Farming and hunting
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What is one lesson often taught in Greek myths?
How to build temples
The consequences of pride or anger
How to farm rocky land
The best ways to fight in war
4
Which crops grew best in Greece's rocky soil?
Olives and grapes
Apples and oranges
Wheat and barley
Rice and corn
5
What was Achilles' weakness?
His armor
His strength
His pride
His heel
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How did Greece's mountains affect its people?
They made travel and trade easy.
They provided large flat areas for farming.
They separated communities and created independent city-states.
They encouraged city-states to unite.
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What method did Socrates use to teach?
Telling myths and stories
Lecturing about facts
Writing laws for his students
Asking open-ended questions
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How were Spartan boys different from Athenian boys?
They spent more time studying art.
They focused on learning about democracy.
They worked in markets to support their families.
They were trained to be soldiers from a young age.
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How did Athens get the goods it needed?
By conquering other city-states
By relying only on local farming
Through trade and colonization
Through heavy taxes on its citizens
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What did Sparta do to meet its needs?
Trade with other city-states
Conquer other regions and take resources
Build large marketplaces
Use advanced farming techniques
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How was Athens' democracy different from Sparta's government?
Athens had no government, while Sparta had a strict one.
Athens was ruled by one king, while Sparta had a democracy.
Athens gave people a voice, while Sparta was ruled by a small group.
Athens focused on military training, while Sparta valued art.
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What is the definition of a polis?
A city and its surrounding areas
A mountain range
A collection of villages
A large empire
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Who was Zeus?
A hero of the Trojan War
A philosopher
The god of the sea
The king of the gods
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What type of landform is Greece?
Island
Plateau
Valley
Peninsula
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What happened during Greece's Dark Age?
Reading and writing were lost.
Greece expanded its trade network.
Democracy was established.
People invented new technologies.
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What type of government did Sparta have?
Democracy
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Republic
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What does aristocracy mean?
Rule by a king or queen
Rule by the citizens
Rule by the military
Rule by the best people
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What was a key role of women in Sparta?
Fighting in the army
Voting in elections
Managing the home
Writing poetry
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What does "If you want to be wrong, follow the masses" mean?
Rules are made to be broken.
Following others helps you succeed.
Listening to leaders is always best.
Doing what everyone else does isn't always right.
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Who were the first advanced civilization in Greece?
Spartans
Minoans
Mycenaeans
Dorians
