Title: 1.Which civilization was located between the Aegean and Mediterranean ?
11.Which civilization was located between the
Aegean and Mediterranean ?
- Ancient Greece
- Ancient Rome
- Ancient Egypt
2- 2. The Trojan War was fought over control of this
strait which links the Aegean and Black Seas
- Dardanelles
- Bosporus
- Gibralter
Troy
3- 3. Who composed the epics The Illiad and The
Odyssey?
- Euripides
- Homer
- Virgil
44. What geographic factors lead to the
development of city-states in Greece?
- expansive deserts and jungles
- mountainous terrain and many islands
- cold, windy climate
55. A Greek city-state was called a
- polis
- citadel
- acropolis
66. Why was Greece dependant on trade and colonies?
- They couldnt grow grapes or olives
- limited arable land and overpopulation
- poor education
7- 7. What led to the switch from barter to a money
economy?
- a vast supply of gold and silver
- few goods to barter
- increased trade
88. How did the ancient Greeks explain natural
phenomena, life events and human qualities?
- geology
- mythology
- psychology
Hera
Zeus
99. Greek mythology was a _____ religion
- atheistic
- monothistic
- polytheistic
1010. Which of the following names some of the
other Greek gods?
- Venus, Diana, Minerva, and Mars
- Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva
- Aphrodite, Athena, Artemis, and Apollo
11- 11. Which city-state developed the worlds
first democracy?
- Sparta
- Thebes
- Athens
12Match stages of government to definitions
a)democracy b)monarchy c)aristocracy,
d)tyranny
Rule by one person, a king or queen
12. monarchy
Rule by a small group of wealthy land owners
13. aristocracy
Rule by one person, a tyrant, who seizes power
14. tyranny
15. democracy
Rule by the people
1316. Which of the following were tyrants who made
laws and reforms which led to democracy?
- A. Socrates and Plato
- B. Aeschylus and Sophocles
- C. Draco and Solon
14Who is being described above?
- 17.
- He wrote the first Greek legal code. It had
harsh laws including debt slavery. - Most crimes were punishable by death
- He began the jury system
- Solon
- Draco
- Pericles
1518. Who allowed all citizens to debate in the
assembly, gave all citizens access to the court
system and outlawed debt slavery?
- Solon
- Phidias
- Augustus
1619. How was democracy in Athens limited?
- Only large landowners could be citizens
- Women, foreigners, and slaves had no political
rights - Only those of noble birth could run for office
1720. How was direct democracy different than
representative democracy?
- Citizens were able to vote on all laws
- Citizens could vote for representatives who made
the laws - Women were given the right to vote
1821. Sparta was located on
- Peloponnesus
- Crete
- Salamis
1922. What type of government did Sparta have?
- democracy
- oligarchy
- republic
2023. What is an oligarchy?
- rule by a few powerful people (business people as
well as landowners). - rule by an emperor and his family
- rule by bicameral legislature
2124. Spartan society could be described as
- Creative and artistic
- Educated and well-rounded
- C. Militaristic and aggressive
2225 26 Which civilization is pictured in
green? in pink?
- Greece
- Persian Empire
- Roman Empire
- A. Greece
- Persian Empire
- Roman Empire
2327. Which wars united Athens and Sparta against a
mighty empire?
- A. The Persian Wars
- B. Peloponnesian Wars
- C. Punic Wars
2428. The Greeks were victorious against the
Persians in the following battles
- Thermoplyae and Eretria
- Marathon and Salamis
- Tours and Aachen
2529. Which of the following was NOT an effect of
the Persian Wars?
- The Persians took over Greece
- Greece won and preserved its independence
- C. Athens experienced a Golden Age and continued
innovations in government and culture
2630. Who is considered the father of democracy and
was the leader of Athens during its golden age?
- Pericles
- Plato
- Phidias
27What is being described?
31.
- Pericles had it rebuilt after it was destroyed in
the Persian Wars - It is a temple to the goddess Athena
- It conveys a sense of perfect balance
- It has Doric columns
- Pantheon
- Parthenon
- Hagia Sophia
28Match columns to their names
A. B. C.
- 32. Doric
- Ionic
- Corinthian
A. B. C.
Dorky, I , Crown
2935. The most famous Greek sculptor was
- Phillip
- Phidias
- Pythagorus
His work was not hideous
30Who is described above?
36
- His work forms the basis for the scientific
method - He was a student of Plato
- He tutored Alexander the Great
- Aeschylus
- Aristotle
- Socrates
3137. Which philosopher was put to death for
corrupting the citys youth and neglecting the
gods?
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Socrates
3238. Which philosopher wrote The Republic, his
idea of a perfect society?
- Plato
- Aeschylus
- Sophocles
3339. Who wrote Greek tragedies?
- Herodotus and Thucydides
- Aeschylus and Sophocles
- Pythagoras and Euclid
3440. Who were Greek historians?
- Herodotus and Thucydides
- Hippocrates and Archimedes
- Pythagoras and Euclid
3541. Who were the opponents in the Peloponnesian
War?
- Greece and Persia
- Troy and Athens
- Athens and Sparta
3642. The alliance of city-states that sided with
Athens was called the
- Peloponnesian League
- League of Nations
- Delian League
3743. Who won the Peloponnesian War?
3844. Who conquered Greece after its defenses had
been weakened by the Peloponnesian War?
- Phillip II of Macedonia
- Hannibal of Carthage
- Darius of Persia
Macedonia
Greece
3945. Who conquered the Persians and established an
empire extending from Egypt to India?
- Pericles
- Alexander the Great
- Charlemagne
4046. Alexanders empire included all of the
Persian Empire plus
- the Italian Peninsula and Spain
- Arabia and Madagascar
- Greece, Macedonia and more of India
4147. The Years of Greek influence following
Alexanders death and ending with the Roman
conquest is called the
- Renaissance
- Hellenistic Age
- Middle Ages
4248. Hellenistic Culture blended all of the
following elements EXCEPT
- Greek
- Egyptian
- Persian
- Spanish
- Indian
4349. Who wrote the formula used to calculate the
relationship between the sides of a right
triangle?
- Ptolemy
- Pythagorus
- Phidias
4450. Who wrote The Elements, a text used as the
basis for modern courses in geometry?
- Ptolemy
- Archimedes
- Euclid
4551. Who wrote an oath that is still used by
doctors today?
- Ptolemy
- Archimedes
- Hippocrates
4652. Who invented many practical devices including
the lever and pulley, the screw, and the catapult?
- Ptolemy
- Archimedes
- Plutarch
Give me a lever long enough and a place to stand
and I will move the earth."