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Quiz 11/5/09
World Civ Chapter 5 Vocab Quiz
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Civilizaton that evolved in Europe and in recent centuries spread to America. | Western Civilization |
| A painting made on wet plaster walls. | Fresco |
| A term that in Greece originally means "a fort" but later included the surrounding city. It means city. | Polis |
| A land outside the city walls in Greek city-states. | Chora |
| A hill or mountain in Greece, together with temples and other public buildings on it. In Greek this means "the highest point of the city" | Acropolis |
| A public meeting place in Greece where all citizens could gather. | Agora |
| A traditional story about the deeds and misdeeds of gods, goddesses, and heroes. | Myth |
| A good or service that is brought from another country. | Import |
| A god or service that is sold to another country. | Export |
| A city-state in ancient Greece governed by nobles. | Aristocracy |
| Someone who seizes power by force rather than inheriting it. | Tyrant |
| The idea that people can and should rule themselves and not be ruled by others. | Popular Government |
| A government in which all citizens take part annd limit the power of rulers. | Democracy |
| An agricultural worker of Peloponnesus forced to work for the Spartans after the area was conquered. | Helot |
| One of five rulers or overseers elected by the Assembly in Sparta. | Ephor |
| An alien or person who was not an Athenian. | Metic |
| And elected ruler in the early government of Athens. | Archon |
| A form of government in which all citizens participate directly in making decisions rather than through elected representatives. | Direct Democracy |
| A form of goverment in which citizens elect representatives to run the government for them. | Representative Democracy |
| Creating small flat plots of land by building low walls aound the hillsides and filling the space behind them with soil. | Terracing |
| A male slave who taught a young boy manners and went everywhere with him. | Pedagogue |
| The study of oratory, or public speaking | Rhetoric |