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Chapter 6 Greece

Social Studies

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What is an acropolis? A high rocky hill where early people built cities
What is a peninsula? an area of land nearly surrounded by water
What is a tribute? A payment made by a less powerful state or nation to a more powerful one.
What is an epic? a long poem that tells a story
Who is an aristocrat? a member of a rich and powerful family who migh have ruled an early Greek city state.
During the Dark Ages of Greece, people often fortified the ____________ near them. Acropolis
When a Greek drama ends in disaster for the main character, it is called a ______. Tragedy
A __________ was a ruler supported by the middle and working classes in Greece. Tyrant
A Greek_____________ used reason to try to explain natural events. Philosopher
How did Greece's physical geography influence its early civilizations? It encouraged people to be sailors and traders yet kept cities separate.
Which of the following describes Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations? Both used writing
Which of the following describes the epics The Iliad and The Odyssey? They tell about the Trojan War and are credited (thought to be written by) Homer
Why Greek civilization collapsed during the Dark Ages? No one is sure why.
The proper order of government types in ancient Greece is which of the following? Aristocratic rule, tyrants, democracy
Pericles is remembered as a great leader of Athens
Oracles had a great impact on Greek history because The advice of priests and priestesses was taken very seriously by Greek Leaders.
Which of the following best describes early Greek Philosophers? They observed natural events and tried to explain them with reason.
Sculptures at the Parthenon showed images of perfection
Which of the following statements best describes the mountains, islands, and peninsulas of Greeces' physical geography? The offered little farmland but access to the sea for trade.
Which of the following statements best describes the Minoan civilization? It built a great temple at Knossos complete with statues and paintings.
What do some historians agree about the Trojan War? Greeks and Trojans fought and Troy was destroyed by fire.
The Dark Ages of Greece were a period during which__________. people built villages and fortified structures.
Solon helped promote democracy in Athens by changing laws that__________. enslaved citizens with debt.
Pericles helped poor citizens get involved in government by paying salaries to city officials.
In general, Greeks worshipped several gods and tried to avoid angering them.
Socrates was Plato's teacher
Plato was a student of Socrates
The citizens of Athens and other Greek city states. Valued their freedoms and took an active role in government
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