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Study for Ancient Greece Test
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A person who has certain rights and responsibilities in his or her country or community.
philosophy
citizen
jury
assembly
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Area of land nearly surrounded by water
peninsula
island
polis
harbor
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Which describes a democracy?
anarchy
Ruled by the people; people vote to make decisions
Ruled by a small group of wealthy and powerful people
Ruled by one person; a king or queen
4
Communities centered on this kind of city-state in Ancient Greece.
citizens
polis
peninsula
colonies
5
Groups of people who lived separate from, but kept ties with Greece
citizens
colonies
assembly
polis
6
A group of citizens chosen to hear evidence and make decisions in a court of law.
democracy
jury
colony
assembly
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A temple to Athena at the center of Athens that displayed the wealth and power of Athen's.
polis
Parthenon
agora
Mt. Olympus
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Famous teachers of philosophy, or the search for wisdom and the right way to live.
Pericles
Socrates
Plato
Athena
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Clearing that served as both a market place and meeting place.
assembly
agora
Parthenon
acropolis
10
In which city state did women and slaves have very few rights?
Both
Athens
Sparta
11
In which city state did the government change from an oligarchy to a democracy?
Sparta
Both
Athens
12
In which city state are only men citizens?
Athens
Sparta
Both
13
In which city state did boys work with their fathers in the fields or in craft shops?
Both
Athens
Sparta
14
In which city state did boys spend a lot of time training to be soldiers?
Sparta
Athens
Both
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A law making body of government that voted on issues that helped shape the future of the city.
assembly
jury
citizens
colony
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Poet who wrote epic poems, The Iliad and The Odyssey.
Pericles
Herodotus
Homer
Aristotle
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The search for wisdom and the right way to live.
Parthenon
Socrates
Parthenon
Philosophy
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Which describes a monarchy?
Ruled by a small group of wealthy and powerful people
Ruled by the people; people vote to make decisions
anarchy
Ruled by one person; a king or queen
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A sheltered place along a coast.
island
harbor
polis
peninsula
20
A large hill where city residents could seek shelter and safety in times of war.
peninsula
agora
acropolis
harbor
21
In which city state did girls practice sports and were trained to be strong mothers.
Both
Sparta
Athens
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Macedonian king known for conquering and spreading Greek culture from Egypt to India.
Herodotus
Socrates
Pericles
Alexander
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In which city state did people honor Athena has their special protector and provider?
Athens
Both
Sparta
24
Which describes an oligarchy?
Ruled by one person; a king or queen
anarchy
Ruled by the people; people vote to make decisions
Ruled by a small group of wealthy and powerful people
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Time when Athens is known for wealth & power. Architecture flourished; they discuss philosophy.
Age of Glory
Golden Years
Age of Wisdom
Golden Age
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What started the Peloponnesian Wars?
Athens was greedy for more wealth
Sparta was jealous of Athens wealth and power.
Corinth wanted recognition
Persia wanted to keep their land.
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Place where it is believed the most powerful Greek gods and goddesses live.
Mt. Olympus
Sparta
Athens
Mediterranean Sea
28
In which city state did athletes participate in the Olympics?
Athens
Sparta
Both
29
Leader who believed everyone, rich or poor, should have a say in government.
Homer
Socrates
Alexander
Pericles
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Wars between the city states that ended the "Golden Age" and weakened Greece.
Peloponnesian Wars
Pericles
Peninsula
Athens and Sparta
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In which city state did girls stay home to help their mothers?
Sparta
Both
Athens
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City-state that became militaristic, or focused on military training after the slaves revolted.
Megora
Sparta
Athens
Corinth