stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Chapter 9 Greece Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Chapter 9 Greece Review
Most Greek temples were surrounded by
What caused the Peloponnesian War to begin?
Chapter 9 Greece Review
25 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
194 plays
Chapter 9
Flashcards
25 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
25
Answers
1
What caused the Peloponnesian War to begin?
Greek cities feared Athens would control Greece
Athens quit the Peloponnesian League
Athens joined forces with the Persians
Sparta refused to join the Delian League
2
Most Greek temples were surrounded by
Tall columns
Pretty trees
Detailed paintings
Golden railings
3
Which of the following predictions would most likely be true if Alexander had not died?
The Greeks would anoint Alexander to be their king
The Persians would find a way to defeat Alexander
Alexander's empire would grow even larger
Alexander would have given back all his conquered lands
4
Which place did Alexander the Great conquer without a battle?
Persia
Egypt
Thebes
Syria
5
What was the lasting legacy Alexander the Great left on the areas he conquered?
Roman war strategy
Greek Culture
Phalanx
Macedonian Religion
6
How was Cyrus the Great able to defeat such a large empire?
He used armored tanks
He used a cavalry and immortals
He used a phalanx
He had a large navy
7
What caused Greece to weaken after the Persian Wars?
Macedonians fought the Greeks
The Greeks moved away.
Sparta declared war on Athens, causing a civil war
Romans fought the Greeks
8
The Hippocratic Oath is a promise doctors make to keep each other's secrets.
True
False
9
How did Ancient Greek architectural advancements spread to Asia?
Greek city-states competed in Olympics
The Persians conquered the Greeks
The Acropolis offered protection to Asian nations
Alexander the Great's conquests
10
Euclid created some geometry formulas we still use today.
False
True
11
Who won the Persian Wars?
Greece
Persia
Athens
Sparta
12
Spartan women were trained to run, jump, wrestle and throw javelins. Make a conclusion.
Spartan women mainly ran households
Spartan women disliked their lives
Spartan women disliked sports
Spartan women were strong and healthy
13
Philip II of Macedonia passed on his love for the Greeks to his son, Alexander.
False
True
14
Soldiers on horseback are called
a Phalanx
Immortals
Scary
Cavalry
15
In Athens most of the boys from poor families
Learned how to sing and play musical instruments
Became farmers and grew food for the wealthy
Studied warfare and were placed in the army
Were taught astronomy, geometry and science
16
This philosopher taught by asking questions
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Euclid
17
Greek city-states along the the Aegean Sea led to wars with what nation?
Egyptian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Persian Empire
Macedonian Empire
18
A peninsula is
a piece of land surrounded by water on three sides
a piece of land completely surrounded by water
a body of water completely surrounded by land
a body of water surrounded by land on three sides
19
Why was Cyrus called "the Great?"
He was very tall
He developed the phalanx
He let the people he conquered keep their customs.
He had a son who did great things
20
When a wife is mistreated by her husband in Athens she gets a divorce.
False
True
21
What is the cultural legacy of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?
They contributed to modern math and medicine
They described why the Greek gods should be worshiped
They used logic and reasoning to explain events
They created a democratic form of government
22
Socrates taught by
Asking questions
Using punishments
Reading aloud
Giving the answers
23
After Alexander died his entire kingdom was eventually conquered by the
Greeks
Minoans
Romans
Persians
24
Alexander worked to spread Greek culture throughout his empire. What conclusion can you make?
Alexander was trying to make the Persians Empire angry
Alexander was trying to build a friendship with the Greeks
Alexander thought all other cultures were weak
Alexander admired and enjoyed Greek culture
25
Which statement describes the contrasting roles of Athenian and Spartan women?
Athenian women controlled daily life
Both were highly respected
Spartan woman were more equal to men than Athenian women
Spartan women were not allowed to make decisions
