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McGraw Hill Ch. 7 Ancient Greece
McGraw Hill Ch. 7 Ancient Greece
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Who did not believe that the gods were the source of everything?
Greeks
Spartans
oracles
philosophers
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To murder for political reasons
blockade
assassinate
tribute
barbarian
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What important event happened during the Dark Ages?
writing disappeared
math & science flourished
democracy took place
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What did the Battle of Marathon show about the small Athenian army?
They did not fight.
Their small army could beat a larger one.
They lost.
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A sacred site in Ancient Greece where a god or goddess was consulted
city-state
acropolis
agora
oracle
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How many people in Ancient Athens were slaves?
1/2
1/3
1/4
1/5
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During what period did the Greek civilization collapse and poverty increased?
Light Ages
Dark Ages
Hellenistic period
Golden Age
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A ruler who takes power by force
tribute
aristocrat
democracy
tyrant
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A seller of goods
oracle
vendor
blockade
tyrant
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A city-state in ancient Greece; the capital of modern-day Greece
Acropolis
Athens
city-state
Agora
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A city-state in ancient Greece
blockade
Acropolis
Sparta
Agora
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A type of serious drama that usually ends in a disaster for the main character
agora
tribute
acropolis
tragedy
13
Servants in ancient Sparta
plague
helots
barbarian
slaves
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What happened to the Greek empire after the Peloponnesian War?
it flourished
Athens was never again a leader in the Greek world.
The empire expanded.
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Who expanded Greece's empire?
Aristotle
Poseidon
Alexander the Great
Zeus
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The 3 main kingdoms formed by the breakup of Alexander's empire
Agora
aristrocrat
tribute
Hellenisitic
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A condition of being owned by someone else
assassinate
slavery
tyrant
oracle
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War fought between Athens & Sparta in ancient Greece
Revolutionary War
WW II
Civil War
Peloponnesian War
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A person who uses reason to understand natural events
agora
tyrant
philosopher
oracle
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A fortified hill of an ancient Greek city
peninsula
agora
city-state
acropolis
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A widespread disease
assassinate
tribute
plague
barbarian
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King of Macedonia; conqueror of Persia & Egypt & invader of India
Alexander the Great
King Philip
Aristotle
Archimedes
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Payment made to a powerful state by a weaker one
tribute
agora
peninsula
acropolis
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What were the great achievements that Athenians made during the Golden Age?
blockades
agoras
the arts
pyramid building
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An area of land nearly surrounded by water & connected to mainland by a narrow strip of land
peninsula
agora
city-state
acropolis
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How many gods were in Greek mythology? Who was their leader?
13/Hera
12/Poseidon
12/Hades
12/Zeus
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A wild & uncivilized person
barbarian
oracle
philosopher
helot
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What was the role of women in ancient Athens?
talk business
run the home and family
shop
trade
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What was the role of Greek art?
to destroy other artwork
to show off their talents
to present images of human perfection
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What Athenian leader introduced laws to help the city become a leading democracy?
Alexander
Solon
Archimedes
Aristotle
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What was the agora used for?
center for religious life
center for public life
farming
wrestling
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An action taken to isolate the enemy
plague
assassinate
blockade
helot
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A form of government in which citizens govern themselves
democracy
agora
tyrant
acropolis
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What were the important achievements during the Hellenistic period?
writing
math and science
tragedies
artisans
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Who did the Ancient Greeks believe ruled different areas of human life?
priests
Alexander
Aristotle
gods
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How did the geography of ancient Greece affect how Greek communities developed?
They had a democratic government.
They had independent city-states.
They were unified.
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What did ancient Spartans concentrate all its resources on?
farming
architecture
war and skillful warriors
the arts
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A member of a rich & powerful ruling family
philosopher
aristrocrat
acropolis
democracy
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What were the Spartans known for?
their democratic government
their love of the arts
their skills as warriors
their writing
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A public market and meeting place in ancient Greece
oracle
agora
city-state
acropolis