Chapter 3: The Greek Civilization Flashcards

1
Q

Geography played a critical role in the development of _______ history.

A

Greek

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2
Q

What civilization had “modern” plumbing in their palace?

A

Minoan

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3
Q

Who was the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey?

A

Homer

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4
Q

The leading commercial center of the early mainland Aegean civilization was ___.

A

Troy

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5
Q

Homer was a ____.

A

Poet

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6
Q

What played a dominant role in forming Greek culture?

A

Greek Mythology

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7
Q

Who was the ancient Greek Olympic Games originally held in honor of?

A

Zeus

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8
Q

What term refers to a rule by a few?

A

Oligarchy

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9
Q

What was the basic political unit of Greece?

A

Polis

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10
Q

What were three forms of government that was experienced by the Greek city-states?

A

Monarchy, oligarchy, and democracy

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11
Q

Sparta formed which league to protest against foreign invasion and to prevent tyranny and democracy?

A

Peloponesian

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12
Q

What leader took Athens a step toward democracy?

A

Solon

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13
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What leader established a true “rule by the people” for Athens?

A

Pericles

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14
Q

What was the chief magistrate in Athens called?

A

Archon

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15
Q

Darius I did not defeat what group of people?

A

Atheians

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16
Q

What King of the Persians led attacks against the Greeks at the battles of Thermopylae and Salamis Bay?

A

Xerxes

17
Q

What occurred at the Battle of Thermopylae?

A

The Greeks were betrayed and the Persians were able to overpower them.

18
Q

Alexander the Great defeated the Persian army who was led by who?

A

Darius III

19
Q

Who was the Father of Philosophy?

A

Thales of Miletus

20
Q

Who took the motto of “Know thyself”?

A

Socrates

21
Q

What type of culture permeated the Near East from the death of Alexander until the Roman dominance?

A

Hellenistic

22
Q

Who was the author of the Republic?

A

Plato

23
Q

__________ and __________ had different philosophies of life that differed on their views of happiness.

A

Epicureans and Stoics

24
Q

Who was the Father of Medicine?

A

Hippocrates

25
Q

Who was the Father of Geometry?

A

Euclid

26
Q

Who developed syllogism?

A

Aristotle

27
Q

Who was a Greek philosopher and mathematician in the sixth century, B.C., who concluded that the universe could be explained in mathematical terms?

A

Pythagoras

28
Q

Who was the Father of History?

A

Herodotus

29
Q

Who was a historian of the Peloponnesian War?

A

Thucydides

30
Q

Who was an astronomer and geographer?

A

Eratosthenes

31
Q

Tragedy and Comedy are two forms of Greek ______.

A

dramas

32
Q

Which building in Athens is dedicated to the goddess Athena?

A

Parthenon

33
Q

Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian refer to Greek what?

A

Architectural orders