4.14.T - Quiz: The Greek World Flashcards

1
Q

Which civilization of ancient Greece is most closely connected to the Trojan War depicted by Homer?
Mycenaean
Minoan
Dorian
Ionian

A

Mycenaean

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2
Q

The study of ancient Greece involves the examination of an area known as…
Greece
Persia
Hellas
Indus Valley

A

Hellas

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3
Q

What best describes the relationship between ancient Greek city-states? (Choose all that might apply.)
None of these are correct.
All Greeks were closely connected.
The terrain hampered unity.
People united with their respective city-states.

A

The terrain hampered unity.
People united with their respective city-states.

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4
Q

What is the best way to describe the terrain of the Balkan Peninsula?
fertile
flat
mountainous
damp

A

mountainous

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5
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The Aegean civilizations formed around what time?
time of Jesus Christ
time of Solomon
time of Alexander the Great
time of Saul

A

time of Solomon

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6
Q

In the polis, where would one find two people discussing politics and debates?
agora
gymnasium
amphitheater
All of these are correct.

A

agora

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7
Q

What two major events occurred during the Greek Middle Ages? (Choose all that may apply.)
All of these are correct.
the building and development of the polis
the discovery of copper
the Trojan War
the appearance of the Homeric epics

A

the building and development of the polis
the appearance of the Homeric epics

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8
Q

Match the terms in the left column with terms in the right column.

Spartiates
Perioeci
Helots
Hoplites

Serfs
Soldiers
Nobles
Middle Class

A

Spartiates
Nobles

Perioeci
Middle Class

Helots
Serfs

Hoplites
Soldiers

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9
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Which statement(s) best describe Solon? (Choose all that apply.)
created the Council of 400
the last king of Athens
made enslavement due to debt illegal
repealed the harsh laws of Draco

A

created the Council of 400
made enslavement due to debt illegal
repealed the harsh laws of Draco

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10
Q

Who established the first law code for Athens?
Draco
Council of 400
Codrus
Solon

A

Draco

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11
Q

Which of the following Greek city-states is known for pottery, stone, and bronzeware?
Athens
Ephesus
Knossos
Corinth

A

Corinth

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12
Q

Of the four social classes, which one made up most of the Spartan population?
Hoplites
Spartiates
Helots
Ephorate

A

Helots

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13
Q

Which member of Spartan society best fits this statement: “Strict training was necessary to encourage military discipline and loyalty to Sparta.”
Perioeci
Spartiates
Hoplites
Helots

A

Hoplites

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14
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Which of the following Greek city-states was home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Temple of Artemis?
Thebes
Knossos
Ephesus
Corinth

A

Ephesus

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15
Q

What statement least fits Sparta?
commercial economy
None of these are correct.
conservative
militaristic

A

commercial economy

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16
Q

What caused the Persian Wars? (Choose all that apply.)
Sparta and Athens refused to pay tribute to Persia.
Ionia, with the help of Athens, rebelled against Persia.
Persians feared Athenian influence.
The Persian Empire attempted to annex territory.

A

Sparta and Athens refused to pay tribute to Persia.
Ionia, with the help of Athens, rebelled against Persia.
The Persian Empire attempted to annex territory.

17
Q

Which statement best fits Athens?
slave-based economy
aristocratic
progressive
oligarchy

A

progressive

18
Q

What played a key role in the outcome of the Battle of Marathon?
the use of the phalanx
Persian military might
assistance from Sparta
Phidippides’s endurance

A

the use of the phalanx

19
Q

What best describes the belief of the ancient Greeks?
henotheistic
monotheistic
nontheistic
polytheistic

A

polytheistic

20
Q

What phrase best describes the Greek gods? (Choose all that apply)
weak
associated with nature
human characteristics
spiritual characteristics

A

associated with nature
human characteristics
spiritual characteristics

21
Q

What statement best describes Alexander the Great?
He was never obsessed.
He killed Darius III.
He believed in greatness.
He ruled all of Persia.

A

He ruled all of Persia.

22
Q

Why is the study of Alexander the Great difficult for individuals?
There are few sources that depict his life.
Alexander would not allow history to be written about him.
There is as much myth as there is fact about the man.
Alexander’s history was lost for hundreds of years before it could be written down.

A

There is as much myth as there is fact about the man.

23
Q

According to Plato, the best form of government is what?
led by everyone
led by intelligent aristocrats
monarchy
led by the middle class

A

led by intelligent aristocrats

24
Q

Why were metics attracted to Athens?
All of these are correct.
did not have to pay taxes
military
commercial economy

A

commercial economy

25
Q

The man known for being the “Father of Greek Tragedy” is who?
Thucydides
Pythagoras
Hippocrates
Aeschylus

A

Aeschylus

26
Q

What was the largest impact made by Hellenistic culture?
Koine Greek
architecture
music
sculpture

A

Koine Greek

27
Q

The word “philosophy” refers to what?
a love of knowledge
declaring no absolute truths
believing in irrational forces to create truth
a search for questions

A

a love of knowledge

28
Q

Aristotle believed what?
None of these are correct.
The ideal life was one of persistent questioning.
The ideal life is one with balance.
There are no absolute truths.

A

The ideal life is one with balance.

29
Q

During the Hellenistic Age, most buildings were constructed in what style?
Doric
Gothic
Corinthian
Ionic

A

Corinthian

30
Q

Greek sculpture is a classic example of the glorification of what?
the gods
All of these are correct.
nature
man

A

man

31
Q

Which philosopher of ancient Greece argued that truth was found through persistent questioning?
Aristotle
Pythagoras
Socrates
Plato

A

Socrates

32
Q

Which statement describes the philosophers of the Hellenic Period?
They did not want to find balance.
They sought God for answers.
They did not want to find answers.
They searched for the truth but left mankind at the center of the universe.

A

They searched for the truth but left mankind at the center of the universe.

33
Q

List 3 of the 4 ways the Greeks had an influence on philosophy, as noted in your lesson.

A

Your Answer:
The Greeks influenced philosophy through their thoughts on individuality, the balance in life, and their school of thoughts.

34
Q

In two or three sentences, describe the impact of colonization on the Greeks and the larger world.

A

Your Answer:
The Greeks ‘ colonization impacted the world by the spreading of the Greek language. Later on, this would lead to the spreading of the Gospel because the New Testament was written in Greek.