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6th Grade Quiz 2
6th Grade Quiz 2
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1
Alexander the Great wanted to conquer the world
False
True
2
What is the battle stragety that forms a line and overlapping sheilds
Phalanx
Ephor
Fable
Sarissa
3
Who is the wife of Zeus?
Aphrodite
Hera
Athena
Demeter
4
Both Athenian and Spratan women had independence and freedoms
False
True
5
Who benefited the most from the oligarchies that governed many Greek city-states?
Citizens
Wealthy People
Tenant Farmers
Tyrants
6
Farmers who pay rent in money or crops are called what?
Helots
Polis
Ephors
Tenant Farmers
7
Power held in a small group -- typically aristocrats
Democracy
Direct Democracy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
8
The Peloponnesian War was a naval battle.
True
False
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Of all Greek women, Spartan women had the most freedom.
False
True
10
This man was procephized to be the downfall of Troy
Darius
Alexander the Great
Xerxes
Paris
11
Who's navy was destoryed in the Battle of Salamis after burning cities and defeating Spartans?
Xerxes
Alexander the Great
Darius
Pericles
12
Free adults were allowed to join the assembly in both Athens and Sparta
True
False
13
What type of democracy is modeled from the Athenians that the US follows today
Direct Democracy
Oligarchical Democracy
Representative Democracy
Limited Democracy
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What word means Greek-like
Phalanx
Polis
Sarissa
Hellenistic
15
Athens had a limited and direct democracy
True
False
16
Who is known as "The Father of History"
Paris
Aristotle
Darius
Herodotus
17
What is the name of the oath that medical students take?
Hierarchy
Hippocratic
Herodotus
Hippotamus
18
What is the military alliance led by Sparta called?
Peloponnesian League
Delian League
19
Every member of the Peloponnesian League had what?
Military Training
An Oligarchy
Helots
A Navy
20
What was one belief that Thales of Miletus had?
Gravity didn't exist
That air was toxic
Everything was made of water
The world was square
21
"The Boy Who Cried Wolf" is example of Aesop's Fable
True
False
22
What is an oracle?
Someone who fights in battle
Someone who plays sports
Someone who tells the future
Someone who is in politics
23
Collection of myths or stories that people tell about their gods and goddesses
Mythology
Oath
Oracle
Fables
24
Athletes from all city-states gathered to play the most famous sports to honor Zeus
Council Games
Trojan War
Olympics
Assembly
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Who is this man?
Hermes
Aristotle
Zeus
Poseidon