In Athens, who could participate in the government?

Men who were citizens and over the age of 18

What were the characteristics of Greek culture during the Golden Age?

Achievements in science, math, philosophy, art

Which statement represents a characteristic of democracy?

Citizens are the source of power in the government

A major factor in Greece's victories during the Persian Wars was

the cooperation of the Greek city-states

What was one effect of Alexander the Great's conquest?

expansion of Hellenistic culture

Which of the following is true of Alexander the Great?

When he is younger he studies under Aristotle

All of the following factors contributed to Macedonia's conquest of Greece EXCEPT

The Macedonian alliance with Persia

What was one of the most important contributions of the Greek city-state of Athens?

Development of a direct democracy

Oligarchy was a form of government that was made of

soldiers, nobles, and landowners

How were Greek gods different from the gods of other ancient cultures?

Greek gods had human forms and human characteristics

The Athenians were different from the Spartans because Athens

focused on educating males in art, speech, science, philos.

What was one cause of the development of many small independent city-states in ancient Greece?

Mountainous terrain resulted in widely scattered settlements

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1
In Athens, who could participate in the government?
Men who were citizens and over the age of 18
Men
Women and slaves
Any citizen over the age of 18
2
What were the characteristics of Greek culture during the Golden Age?
Everyone agreed - Democracy being the perfect form of gov't
Achievements in science, math, philosophy, art
Constant warfare
Social Equality
3
The Persian War was started by
Persia conquering Ionia
Sparta creating the Anti-Delian League
Persia invading Peloponnesus
The Athenians invading the capital of Persia
4
Which statement represents a characteristic of democracy?
Religious leaders control government policy
the laws of gov't are made by influential military officers
the government limits the thoughts and actions of the people
Citizens are the source of power in the government
5
Which description accurately identifies Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
Artists of the Italian Renaissance
rulers of the Roman Republic
Philosophers of Ancient Greece
Religious leaders of the Protestant Reformation
6
A major factor in Greece's victories during the Persian Wars was
the Greek invasion of Persepolis, capital of Persia
the cooperation of the Greek city-states
the pop. of Greece was larger than the pop. of Persia
the bad relationship between Athens and Sparta
7
What was one effect of Alexander the Great's conquest?
increased support of the Mayan leaders
expansion of Hellenistic culture
formation of the Christian church
decreased importance of the Silk Roads
8
The ____ league is to Sparta as the Delian League is to Athens
Peloponnesian
Perisan
Mycenean
Minoan
9
What sea was closest to Ancient Greece?
Sargasso Sea
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
10
Which of the following is true of Alexander the Great?
He rules over his empire for three decades until his death
He is Greek by birth and is a lover of Greek philosophy
He is very cruel to the people he conquers
When he is younger he studies under Aristotle
11
Which is NOT a characteristic of Sparta?
Isolated from other Greek city-states
Military State
Encouraged trade and learning
Had little use for new ideas or art
12
All citizens in ancient Athens had the right to attend the Assembly. This is an example of...
Representative democracy
Direct Democracy
Totalitarianism
Absolutism
13
All of the following factors contributed to Macedonia's conquest of Greece EXCEPT
The Macedonian alliance with Persia
Greece's weakened state after the Peloponnesian War
Phillip II's use of Greek Military tactics
A lack of cooperation among Greek city-states
14
What was one of the most important contributions of the Greek city-state of Athens?
Creation of a writing system using hieroglyphics
Development of a direct democracy
Promotion of the equality of all humans
Diffusion of a monotheistic belief system
15
What war ended Athenian power in Ancient Greece?
Peloponnesian War
Olympic War
Persian War
Trojan War
16
Oligarchy was a form of government that was made of
traders, merchants, and landowners
women, children and slaves
kings, queens, and their descendents
soldiers, nobles, and landowners
17
The accomplishments of Greek culture during the Hellenistic Age are most commonly associated with
Aristotle
Phidias
Aeschylus
Alexander the Great
18
True or False: Ancient Greek geography was a very important factor in its development
False
True
19
How were Greek gods different from the gods of other ancient cultures?
no written records were made of the ancient Greek gods
Greek gods had human forms and human characteristics
Greek gods were often in the forms of monsters
none of the above
20
The geography of Ancient Greece has
giant caves
mountains and valleys
flat grassy lands
swamps and marshes
21
What was a public market or meeting place in Greece called?
Plague
Acropolis
Grocery Store
Agora
22
What happened to Alexander's empire after he died?
Sparta won the Peloponnesian War
Alexander's son Phillip took over
Greece conquered Macedonia
Alexander's empire fell apart
23
The Athenians were different from the Spartans because Athens
focused their education on teaching military skills only
did not care about military training
believed that building strength in body was most important
focused on educating males in art, speech, science, philos.
24
Which school of thought believed people should take what life brings w/ dignity and reason?
Stoicism
Epicureanism
Philosophy
Greek Mythology
25
Athens formed this to protect themselves against foreign invasions after Persian War...
The Republic
The Delian League
The Peloponnesian League
Sparta
26
Who was the famous Greek teacher that instructed Alexander the Great?
Socrates
None of the above
Plato
Aristotle
27
Which of the following Greek inventors is responsible for developing the pulley and the lever?
Hippocrates
Euclid
Archimedes
Pythagoras
28
After his military victory, how did Alexander keep his power in Persia?
He married a Persian woman
He had the Persians worship Greek gods
He hadd the Persians read Egyptian books
He adopted many Persian practices
29
What was one cause of the development of many small independent city-states in ancient Greece?
military leaders found small settlements easy to control
Greece and Rome were often at war
Mountainous terrain resulted in widely scattered settlements
the Greek people had many different languages and religions

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Questions 29

Answers

1
In Athens, who could participate in the government?
Men who were citizens and over the age of 18
Men
Women and slaves
Any citizen over the age of 18
2
What were the characteristics of Greek culture during the Golden Age?
Everyone agreed - Democracy being the perfect form of gov't
Achievements in science, math, philosophy, art
Constant warfare
Social Equality
3
The Persian War was started by
Persia conquering Ionia
Sparta creating the Anti-Delian League
Persia invading Peloponnesus
The Athenians invading the capital of Persia
4
Which statement represents a characteristic of democracy?
Religious leaders control government policy
the laws of gov't are made by influential military officers
the government limits the thoughts and actions of the people
Citizens are the source of power in the government
5
Which description accurately identifies Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
Artists of the Italian Renaissance
rulers of the Roman Republic
Philosophers of Ancient Greece
Religious leaders of the Protestant Reformation
6
A major factor in Greece's victories during the Persian Wars was
the Greek invasion of Persepolis, capital of Persia
the cooperation of the Greek city-states
the pop. of Greece was larger than the pop. of Persia
the bad relationship between Athens and Sparta
7
What was one effect of Alexander the Great's conquest?
increased support of the Mayan leaders
expansion of Hellenistic culture
formation of the Christian church
decreased importance of the Silk Roads
8
The ____ league is to Sparta as the Delian League is to Athens
Peloponnesian
Perisan
Mycenean
Minoan
9
What sea was closest to Ancient Greece?
Sargasso Sea
Black Sea
Caspian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
10
Which of the following is true of Alexander the Great?
He rules over his empire for three decades until his death
He is Greek by birth and is a lover of Greek philosophy
He is very cruel to the people he conquers
When he is younger he studies under Aristotle
11
Which is NOT a characteristic of Sparta?
Isolated from other Greek city-states
Military State
Encouraged trade and learning
Had little use for new ideas or art
12
All citizens in ancient Athens had the right to attend the Assembly. This is an example of...
Representative democracy
Direct Democracy
Totalitarianism
Absolutism
13
All of the following factors contributed to Macedonia's conquest of Greece EXCEPT
The Macedonian alliance with Persia
Greece's weakened state after the Peloponnesian War
Phillip II's use of Greek Military tactics
A lack of cooperation among Greek city-states
14
What was one of the most important contributions of the Greek city-state of Athens?
Creation of a writing system using hieroglyphics
Development of a direct democracy
Promotion of the equality of all humans
Diffusion of a monotheistic belief system
15
What war ended Athenian power in Ancient Greece?
Peloponnesian War
Olympic War
Persian War
Trojan War
16
Oligarchy was a form of government that was made of
traders, merchants, and landowners
women, children and slaves
kings, queens, and their descendents
soldiers, nobles, and landowners
17
The accomplishments of Greek culture during the Hellenistic Age are most commonly associated with
Aristotle
Phidias
Aeschylus
Alexander the Great
18
True or False: Ancient Greek geography was a very important factor in its development
False
True
19
How were Greek gods different from the gods of other ancient cultures?
no written records were made of the ancient Greek gods
Greek gods had human forms and human characteristics
Greek gods were often in the forms of monsters
none of the above
20
The geography of Ancient Greece has
giant caves
mountains and valleys
flat grassy lands
swamps and marshes
21
What was a public market or meeting place in Greece called?
Plague
Acropolis
Grocery Store
Agora
22
What happened to Alexander's empire after he died?
Sparta won the Peloponnesian War
Alexander's son Phillip took over
Greece conquered Macedonia
Alexander's empire fell apart
23
The Athenians were different from the Spartans because Athens
focused their education on teaching military skills only
did not care about military training
believed that building strength in body was most important
focused on educating males in art, speech, science, philos.
24
Which school of thought believed people should take what life brings w/ dignity and reason?
Stoicism
Epicureanism
Philosophy
Greek Mythology
25
Athens formed this to protect themselves against foreign invasions after Persian War...
The Republic
The Delian League
The Peloponnesian League
Sparta
26
Who was the famous Greek teacher that instructed Alexander the Great?
Socrates
None of the above
Plato
Aristotle
27
Which of the following Greek inventors is responsible for developing the pulley and the lever?
Hippocrates
Euclid
Archimedes
Pythagoras
28
After his military victory, how did Alexander keep his power in Persia?
He married a Persian woman
He had the Persians worship Greek gods
He hadd the Persians read Egyptian books
He adopted many Persian practices
29
What was one cause of the development of many small independent city-states in ancient Greece?
military leaders found small settlements easy to control
Greece and Rome were often at war
Mountainous terrain resulted in widely scattered settlements
the Greek people had many different languages and religions