Ancient Greece 1 Flashcards

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Which three seas surround Greece?

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Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, Black Sea

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How did the Greek traders conduct most of their trade?

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They would travel for long distances then stop at a city

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How might surface features of Greece have affected communications among the early Greek settlements?

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If the would send letters then it might take some time since the area is very mountainous

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What do some scholars think the legendary wooden horse used to capture Troy really was?

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They believe the Trojan War was a struggle for control of a crucial waterway in the Aegean Sea

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5
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Who were the Amazons?

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Tribe of women warriors. they governed and fought while husbands would cook and clean

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What evidence did archaeologists find that suggest the Amazons may have been real?

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In Pokrovka, Kazakhstan, they dug up 44 buried mounds. Inside they found skeletons of women buried with swords and iron daggers

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7
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Which type of of government was ruled by the nobility?

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Aristocracy

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8
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Which governments were ruled by citizens?

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Direct Democracy

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In which two forms of government did wealth play an important role in determining who had authority to rule?

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Oligarchy, Aristocracy

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In which two forms of government was ruler ship hereditary?

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Monarchy, Aristocracy

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Which two forms of government were practiced in Athens?

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Aristocracy, Direct Democracy

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Where does “marathon” come from?

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Pheidippides ran 25 miles to Athens, when arrived he said “Rejoice, we conquer!”, he died instantly.

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How long is the marathon today? Why was the distance lengthened in 1908?

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The marathon is 26 miles, King Edward wanted it to begin at Windsor Castle

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By what routes did the Persians attack Greece?

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Via Aegean Sea, largely by naval forces and through Thrace via land

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Which battle rook place in 480 BC? Which were Greek victories?

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The Battle of Salamis. They defeated Persian fleet

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Based on the map, what advantages might the Greek have had in fighting the Persians? What factors would have made the Persian conquest of Greece difficult?

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Since knowing the land, they could’ve know shortcuts yo attack the Persians from. Climate could have made the Persian conquest of Greece difficult.

17
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What was Pericles’s family background, and how would this have helped him in his political career?

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  • came from rich, high ranking, noble family
  • Father led Athens assembly
  • Could have had help from his dad to have a political career
18
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What does the quote suggest about Pericles’s character?

A

-He was very determined about his career

  • Strong

-Knew how to get on top of his career

19
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What Greek ideals did the Parthenon reflect? How did its builders achieve this effect?

A
  • Balance and proportion
  • Harmonious with its side
20
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What object originally stood in the Parthenon?

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A statue of Athena

21
Q

When did Plague strike Athens?

A

In 430 BCE

22
Q

What were some of the symptoms caused by the plague

A
  • high fever
  • inflamed eyes
  • soar throat
  • coughing
23
Q

How did Socrates encourage his student to examine their beliefs?

A
  • asked them series of leading questions
24
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What do Plato and Aristotle have in common?

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  • Both found a school