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Double Jeopardy
Test Questions
Greek Olympics
True or False
Potpourri
Vocabulary
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from Vocabulary
What is an aristocrat?
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100 Answer from Vocabulary
An aristocrat is a rich landowner.
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200 Question from Vocabulary
What is an oligarchy?
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200 Answer from Vocabulary
An oligarchy is a government in which only a few
people have power.
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300 Question from Vocabulary
What is a tyrant?
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300 Answer from Vocabulary
A tyrant is a person who held power through force.
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400 Question from Vocabulary
A person who had the right to participate
in government is better known as a what?
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400 Answer from Vocabulary
A citizen.
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500 Question from Vocabulary
What are the two specific types of democracy, and
which one do we have here in the United
States today?
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500 Answer from Vocabulary
The two types of democracy are a direct democracy
and a representative democracy and we have a
representative democracy today in the U.S.
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100 Question from Potpourri
Under these rulers, the laws were too strict.
Draco was an example of one of these rulers.
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100 Answer from Potpourri
Under the aristocrats the laws were seen as too
strict.
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200 Question from Potpourri
Peisistratus was this kind of ruler usually a
good leader, unifying and improving
their city-state through force.
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200 Answer from Potpourri
Peisistratus was a tyrant.
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300 Question from Potpourri
This man is known as the father of democracy even
though it flourished under Pericles.
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300 Answer from Potpourri
Cleisthenes is known as the father of democracy.
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400 Question from Potpourri
What country to the north conquered Athens
causing democracy to be no more?
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400 Answer from Potpourri
Macedonia conquered Athens putting an end to
democracy.
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500 Question from Potpourri
If a law is considered to be Draconian, what is
wrong with the law?
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500 Answer from Potpourri
The law is too strict.
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100 Question from Test Questions
Because traveling by land was difficult, Greeks
did this instead.
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100 Answer from Test Questions
Greeks traveled by sea because it was so hard to
travel by land.
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200 Question from Test Questions
A government in which only a few people have
power is called a what?
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200 Answer from Test Questions
An oligarchy is a government in which only a few
people have power.
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300 Question from Test Questions
The myth about the god Hephaestus explained what
natural occurrence?
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300 Answer from Test Questions
Volcanic eruptions.
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400 Question from Test Questions
True or False An agora is the name for a
fortress atop a hill.
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400 Answer from Test Questions
False. An agora is a marketplace.
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500 Question from Test Questions
True of False Sappho created the worlds
first democracy.
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500 Answer from Test Questions
False. Sappho was a lyrical poet.
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100 Question from Greek Olympics
Who did the Greeks honor by competing in Olympic
events?
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100 Answer from Greek Olympics
The gods were honored by the athletes
participating in the Olympics.
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200 Question from Greek Olympics
How often did/do the Olympics take place?
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200 Answer from Greek Olympics
The Olympics take place every four years.
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300 Question from Greek Olympics
What happened if city-states were fighting when
the games began?
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300 Answer from Greek Olympics
If city-states were at war, the war would stop
until the games came to an end.
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400 Question from Greek Olympics
Who was allowed to participate in the ancient
Greek Olympics?
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400 Answer from Greek Olympics
Men were only allowed to compete.
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500 Question from Greek Olympics
In what city did the Greek Olympics take place?
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500 Answer from Greek Olympics
The Olympics took place in Olympia, Greece.
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100 Question from True or False?
Pericles paid citizens to serve the government by
serving on juries and voting.
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100 Answer from True or False?
True
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200 Question from True or False?
Greece is a flat country, great for farming and
hunting.
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200 Answer from True or False?
False. Greece is rocky and mountainous.
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300 Question from True or False?
The Minoans and the Mycenaeans were attacked by
other countries bringing their culture to an
end.
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300 Answer from True or False?
False. Both cultures ends were because of
natural disasters.
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400 Question from True or False?
Everyone who lived in a city-state lived inside
the city walls.
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400 Answer from True or False?
False. There were citizens who lived outside the
city walls.
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500 Question from True or False?
We can still see traces of ancient Greece today
in our language, movies, and at sporting events.
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500 Answer from True or False?
True.
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Final Jeopardy
Define the terms oligarchy and democracy. Then,
compare and contrast them.
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Final Jeopardy Answer