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Chapter 9: Greece
Chapter 9: Greece
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"He wept because he had no more lands to conquer."
Philip II
Mark Anthony
Alexander the Great
Everlasting
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Branch of government which creates the laws.
Judicial
Executive
Lawmaking or Legislative
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Immortal
building materials used by the greeks
a monster created by a god
to live forever
the ability to fly
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This person became king of Macedonia. He wanted more and thus conquered Athens and Thebes endig the greek empire.
Mark Anthony
Philip II
Everlasting
Alexander the Great
5
Was one of the worlds greatest wounders . . . large temple in Athens . . . . statue of Athena inside . . . now in ruins
Polis
Courthouse
Parthenon
Temple
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Slaves in Greece would offten . . .
Men teach boys academics; Women teach the girls to cook and sew.
Slaves were used as sacrifices as they were not permitted to live
Men and women would work in the deep mine
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A Greek administrative building and normally in the center of the city.
Polis
Parthenon
Courthouse
Temple
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Taught Alexander the Great; catorgized everything laying the foundation for biology, law, physics and politics.
Homer
Plato
Socrates
Aristotle
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Where did the concept of democracy begin?
Sparta
Troy
Egypt
Athens
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Similar to present day NATO, these Greek cities united against a common enemy.
Delian League
Conscript Treaty
Axis Powers
Spartian United
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The Greeks first implemented this type of democracy were everyone had a vote and could recommend laws.
Republican
Monarchy
Indirect Democracy
Direct Democracy
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Which goddess had a statue in Athens which stood 33 feet and was made of ivory and gold?
Athena
Hellen of Troy
Zues
Hera
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Disliked democracy, rulers should be philosopher kings, taught Aristotle.
Socrates
Plato
Homer
Aristotle
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Never lost a battle; king at age 20; son of Philip II; named cities after himself; pupil of Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Plato
Mark Anthony
Everlasting
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Why were daughters consider liabilities?
They cost a lot in doweries
There were no daughters as they died at child birth
Fathers had to pay a tax when a daughter was born
They were unable to work on the farm
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Siege
an illness which sweeps across the country
special ship used by the greek navy to ram other ships
an army surrounding a city cutting the city off from food and supplies
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Why did the Greeks make offerings to their gods?
Greeks feared the gods so offering appeased them
It was required by the priests
to prevent the stars from falling to the gound
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Athenian women could not participate in politics. They often did not survive past infancy. They could not own property.
True
False
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Plague
an illness which sweeps across the country
special ship used by the greek navy to ram other ships
an army surrounding a city cutting the city off from food and supplies
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Form of modern day democracy utilizes representatives and has three governing bodies: executive, lawmaking, judicial
Representative Democracy
Monarchy
Direct Democracy
Republican
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Philosophy is the greek word meaning, "love of wizdom".
True
False
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klerotrion
is an election machine which a person would place a written ballot to be counted by judges.
True
False
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Phalanx
is a war machine used to hurrle large stones at walled cities.
True
False
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Challenge people to ask deep questions, didn't believe in the greek gods, was sentence to death
Plato
Aristotle
Homer
Socrates
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A
truce
is an end to fighting agreed upon by both sides; usually has terms and time arraingments.
False
True
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Famous writer know for researching events before writing them; wrote Iliad and The Odyssey
Aristotle
Homer
Socrates
Plato
