Unit 1 Early Civs and Greece Review

Why was Philosophy seen as heretic (against the beliefs) for Greeks

What was Alexander's greatest accomplishment?

Which religion best defines Monotheism

What were the three types of Greek drama that are still used today?

Name these three rivers

What two words BEST describe Hellenism

Which state valued independent ideas and expressions

Monarchies are best described as

What is the difference between representative democracy and direct democracy

What does the prefix in Oligarchy mean?

T or F: 6 aspects of civs are government, religion, writing, cities, social structure and art

Why was Alexandria "lighthouse" for the spread of Hellenism

Which Continent did humans originally migrate out of?

What role did Greece's mountainous geography play in its political development?

Who was the main God of Greece's religion and what type of religion was it?

What best describes the majority of Greek Architecture?

Which single word best describes Alexander's empire

How do you best explain what Philosophy is?

Sparta believed in the advancement of the ______ over ______ rights

How did the battles of Marathon and Salamis represent reasons for Greece's victory

What is Hellenism

A city state is best described as

What military technique helped both Greece and Macedonia conquer its enemies?

Alexander the Great's dad was named _____ and he conquered all of _______

The Paleolithic era was known for humans developing and using

Humans are also known as

Athens was best known for its _____ whilst Sparta was best known for its _____

All major civilizations developed around which geographical feature?

Who were the main combatants (fighters) in the Peloponnesian war?

Another name for a Greek City State is

Why were the Olympics importance to Ancient Greece?

What is polytheism?

Which civilization was the first to develop?

Why was Alexander able to never lose a battle?

What is an indirect result of many cultures trading together