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1
The most important long-term impact of Socrates was:
the criminal activity that led to his death sentence.
his promotion of critical thinking and reasoning
his encouragement of good citizenship
2
Who sought knowledge through observation and analysis?
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
3
Who was called the "Father of Medicine?"
Plato
Aristotle
Hippocrates
Socrates
4
Spartan women had a great deal of freedom.
False
True
5
The Parthenon honored the goddess Athena
False
True
6
Greece: In a Tyranny,
One person takes over with strict rules.
One person inherits the power.
All citizens (free men) are a part of government.
A few wealthy men held the power.
7
What tradition was originated as a festival to the god Zeus?
Olympic Games
Mount Olympus
Greek Festival
8
As a result of the Peloponnesian Wars, this city was forced to give up their democratic government
Crete
Sparta
Athens
Corinth
9
What buildings was considered to be the most beautiful in Greece?
GCMS
St. Pauls
Parthenon
temple
10
Who supported a balanced government that avoids extremes?
Plato
Aristotle
Socrates
11
Greece's terrain and its small islands allowed the ancient Greeks to develop independent city-states?
True
False
12
What was written by Homer, the Great Greek poet?
Front Desk
Iliad and the Odyssey
Twilight
Harry Potter
13
Who wrote about a perfect society in his book
The Republic?
Plato
Aristotle
Hippocrates
Socrates
14
Democracy in Greece...
was just another form of Monarchy
allowed more individuals to have a say in the society
didn't work and was quickly done away with
allowed kings to control daily life
15
Who was the founder of the Academy?
Aristotle
Socrates
Homer
Plato
16
Which leader conquered Greece, Persia, Egypt, and Indus Valley?
Alexander the Great
Alexander the Not So Great
Dr. Fasano
Mrs. Donner
17
Why was Alexander " the Great"
He conquered from the Persian Empire to the Indus River
All of these
He spread Greek culture across the Middle East
He founded many new City- States
18
Ancient Greeks used myths about their gods primarily to...
explain events in the natural world
strike fear in their enemies
to help them with farming
justify their type of rule
19
Who made enemies by questioning authority?
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
20
What crops did the Greeks grow?
Olives, grapes, barley
cotton, corn
wheat and olives
21
Athenian leaders did NOT help form democracy and promote some form of equality in Athens
True
False
22
Why was farming difficult in ancient Greece?
rivers often overflowed and flooded farms
Greeks ate fish instead of grain
land was hilly and soil was rocky
the goddess Demeter was moody
23
What does the word "Hellenistic" mean?
Hellen is sticky
Who is Helen?
Greek-like culture
Helen is awesome
24
Greece: In an Oligarchy,
One person takes over the rules by force.
One person inherits the power.
All citizens (free men) are apart of the government.
A few wealthy men held the power.
25
Which famous Greek was the "father of medicine"
Homer
Socrates
Hippocrates
Zeus
26
What was the name of the battle formation that created a spirit of equality for soldiers?
formation x
freedom
Phalanx
27
What were the names of the two leagues in Ancient Greece?
Firsts and Seconds
Greek and Italian
Peloponnesian and Delian
Peloppenizers and Delian's
28
Where did Greek's major gods live?
Oceanside
Mount Olympus
Parthenon
Garden City
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Greece: In a Monarchy,
One person takes over and rules by force
All citizens are a part of the government
One person inherits the power.
A few wealthy men held the power.
