How did the different city-states treat each other during the Olympics?

All wars between city-states stop

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1
What is a characteristic of direct-democracy?
The government is ran by the worker
The government is ran by three branches of government
Citizens choose a representative who votes on their behalf?
Every citizen gets a vote
2
How did the different city-states treat each other during the Olympics?
the winning city-state hosts the next Olympics
All wars between city-states stop
The winning city-state gets to invade the losing city-state
Wars between city-states don't stop no matter what
3
The Olympics was an event made to anger the gods
True
False
4
A religion that involves multiple gods is called what?
Monotheism
Agnosticism
Polytheism
Atheism
5
What is the point of a fable?
To question reality
To teach a moral lesson
To tell a true story
to be entertaining
6
Which of the following was NOT an Ancient Olympic event?
Wrestling
Running
Boxing
Handball
7
"The Tortoise & the Hare is an example of what kind of storytelling?
Fable
Greek Drama
Limerick
Lyrical Poerty
8
Who is the most powerful god in Greek Mythology?
Hera
Eros
Ares
Zeus
9
Greek Mythology revolves around only one god
False
True
10
What event in Ancient Greece occurred every four years?
Marathon
The World Cup
The Olympics
Javelin Throwing
11
Democracy originated in Ancient Greece
True
False
12
Where did the major gods of Greece live?
Mount Olympus
Athens
Mount McKinley
Mount Sparta
13
Athens and Sparta share what kind of government
Kingdom
Nation
City-State
Township
14
Aesop was an ancient Greek writer who wrote fables
False
True
15
A society whose only purpose to wage war is
Monarchy
Authoritarianism
Dictatorship
Military-State
16
What is Poseidon the Greek god of?
the Sun
Lightning
Love
the Sea/Water
17
Athens was more focused on education/theater than the military
True
False

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Mr. Lester's 7th Grade Ancient Greece

17 termsStudBud Administration81 plays

Imported from external platform

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Questions 17

Answers

1
What is a characteristic of direct-democracy?
The government is ran by the worker
The government is ran by three branches of government
Citizens choose a representative who votes on their behalf?
Every citizen gets a vote
2
How did the different city-states treat each other during the Olympics?
the winning city-state hosts the next Olympics
All wars between city-states stop
The winning city-state gets to invade the losing city-state
Wars between city-states don't stop no matter what
3
The Olympics was an event made to anger the gods
True
False
4
A religion that involves multiple gods is called what?
Monotheism
Agnosticism
Polytheism
Atheism
5
What is the point of a fable?
To question reality
To teach a moral lesson
To tell a true story
to be entertaining
6
Which of the following was NOT an Ancient Olympic event?
Wrestling
Running
Boxing
Handball
7
"The Tortoise & the Hare is an example of what kind of storytelling?
Fable
Greek Drama
Limerick
Lyrical Poerty
8
Who is the most powerful god in Greek Mythology?
Hera
Eros
Ares
Zeus
9
Greek Mythology revolves around only one god
False
True
10
What event in Ancient Greece occurred every four years?
Marathon
The World Cup
The Olympics
Javelin Throwing
11
Democracy originated in Ancient Greece
True
False
12
Where did the major gods of Greece live?
Mount Olympus
Athens
Mount McKinley
Mount Sparta
13
Athens and Sparta share what kind of government
Kingdom
Nation
City-State
Township
14
Aesop was an ancient Greek writer who wrote fables
False
True
15
A society whose only purpose to wage war is
Monarchy
Authoritarianism
Dictatorship
Military-State
16
What is Poseidon the Greek god of?
the Sun
Lightning
Love
the Sea/Water
17
Athens was more focused on education/theater than the military
True
False