5.2 Flashcards

1
Q

What was a unifying factor between the Greek city-states that would even temporarily stop them from fighting each other?

A

The celebration of the Olympic games.

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Soldiers from which Greek city-state temporarily held off the Persian army while Athenian citizens could escape?

A

Sparta.

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3
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After the Persian wars, Athens experienced a golden age under which leader?

A

Pericles.

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4
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Resentment of many Greek city-states toward Athens eventually led to which war?

A

Peloponnesian War.

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5
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What is a Polis?

A

The Ancient Greeks’ unique version of the city-state.

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6
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What is an Acropolis?

A

The highest and most fortified point within a Greek city-state.

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7
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Who are Citizens in the context of Ancient Greece?

A

Free residents.

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8
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What is Monarchy?

A

A hereditary ruler exercises central powers.

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What is Aristocracy?

A

Rule by the landholding elite.

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10
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What is a Phalanx?

A

A massive tactical formation of heavily armed foot soldiers.

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What is Oligarchy?

A

Where power is in the hands of a small wealthy elite.

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12
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What is Sparta?

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A state in ancient Greece settled by the Dorians.

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