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Golden Age of Greece
Chapter 9 Test Review
Question | Answer |
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What is a direct democracy? | It gave every Athenian who was a free male over 18 years of age an equal vote in the assembly. |
Where women and slaves allowed to vote in a direct democracy? | No, they were not allowed to vote. |
What is a representative democracy? | Citizens elect other people to make decisions for them. |
Give an example of a representative democracy. | US government |
What is Salamis? | An island where the Persian War began. |
Who won the Peloponnesian War? Athens or Sparta | Sparta won the Peloponnesian War. |
When did the Peloponnesian War take place? | 400 BC |
Why did the Peloponnesian War take place? | Athens and Sparta were the most powerful Greek city-states but each wanted more power. |
What was the long series of battles between Athens and Sparta called? | The Peloponnesian War |
After winning the war, Sparta replaced the democracy of Athens with ______? | Dictatorship |
What is a dictatorship? | A government with absolute power. |
A dictatorship made up of an oligarchy ruled by 30 pro-Spartan aristocrats and was known for its cruel way of ruling is called ________. | The Thirty Tyrants |
What is an oligarchy? | A government ruled by a few. |
What did the Thirty Tyrants do that was so bad? | They completely ignored the democratic laws of Athens and took away many of the rights of the citizens. |
Who changed the requirements of citizenship in Athens after the war? | The Thirty Tyrants |
Who were the only citizens that had the right to a trial under the Thirty Tyrants rule? | The Three Thousand |
Who were the 3,000 richest citizens of Athens? | The Three Thousand |
Who replaced the Athenian council with their own council? | The Thirty Tyrants |
Who replaced the Athenian police force with their own police force and told them to guard the city-stated of Athens? | The Thirty Tyrants |
Who believed that philosophy was the most important thing to study? | Socrates |
What is philosophy? | The study of knowledge. |
Who believed in finding out the truth about important things and believed in being fair and open minded? | Socrates |
How did Socrates teach? | He taught by asking questions. |
Why was Socrates made to drink poison? | He raised questions about the people in power and questioned how the government was being run. |
Who was one of the most brilliant philosophers and teaches? | Socrates |
What did Socrates base his teaching on? | Morales: knowing right from wrong |
What is the method of teaching that requires students to think for themselves? | The Socratic method. |
Socrates is still discussed today because _______? | his Socratic method of teaching is still used as a model for debating ideas. |
What does it mean to debate something? | Discuss the good and bad points about something. |
Aristotle was a student of _____? | Plato |
Aristotle is known for what? | collecting, organizing and classifying information. |
What was the name of the school that Aristotle opened? | The Lyceum |
Why is Aristotle still important today? | His method of collecting, organizing and classifying information is used in modern science. |
What happened at a mountain pass called Thermopylae? | A small Greek force fought Xerxes' army.The Greeks defended the pass until their last soldier fell. The Persians then broke through and captured Athens. |
Who was Aristotles son? | Alexander the Great |
Alexander became the ruler of _____________ | a huge empire made up of many different people and cultures. |
What did Alexander introduce to his huge empire? | Greek language and Greek culture |
What is the time period called that Alexander the Great influenced? | The Hellenistic Age |
479 BC to 431 BC | The Golden Age of Athens. |
A time of great cultural achievement in Athens is called ____? | The Golden Age of Athens |