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Ancient Greece Test

QuestionAnswer
True or False: Spartan men were trained warriors True
True or False: Spartan homes were comfortable and luxurious False
True or False: Spartans valued human life above all else False
True or False: Spartan women could own property True
True or False: Spartan government was a democracy False
True or False: Athenian girls and boys were educated the same False
True or False: The Athenian Government was an oligarchy False
True or False: Athenians believed that a good citizen had a sharp mind and body True
True or False: Athenian women had fewer rights than free men True
True or False: At age 18, Athenian men began their military training True
True or False: All Athenian men and women who were born in Athens and over the age of 18 were Athenian citizens False
True or False: The Olympic Games were athletic competitions that were held in honor of Olumpia False
What was an important result of the victories of Alexander The Great The development of the Hellenistic Culture
Why did the Athenians establish the Delian League? To strengthen defenses against the persians
During the time of Pericles, the Athenians.... Built the Parthenon and established the Delian League
A cause of the Peloponnesian Wars was.... The fear of Athen's growing power
Name two Greek authors who wrote histories Herodotus and Thucydides
What resulted because of how the other city states felt about Athens's growing power? The Peloponnesian Wars
The Greek author known as "the father of history," and who wrote "The Histories." Herodotus
A Greek philosopher who asked difficult questions and pointed out the faults and evils in society. There is a method of questioning named after him. Socrates
A student of Plato who wrote "Politics," pointing out advantages and disadvantages of various governments. He believed governments should have checks and balances. Aristotle
An Athenian writer of tragic plays. Sophocles
This person made the first steps towards making medicine a science. Today, doctors still take a pledge based on his name Hippocrates
This person developed the ideas behind Geometry Euclid
Wrote "The Republic," which recorded Socrates's conversations with other Athenians, and outlines a perfect society. Plato
A government where one person inherits the power from another is... A monarchy
The geographical feature which divided Ancient Greeks into separate communities was Rough mountainous terrain, and thin soil
At first, the rule of the tyrants in Ancient Greece.... Promoted reforms that benefited the common people
The part of the Athenian government that made their laws was... The assembly
KNOW THIS LIST OF WORDS FROM YOUR VOCAB!
Tyrant, Aristocracy, Citizen, Arete, Delian League, Peloponnesian League, Trireme, Phalanx, Meritocracy Highlight these words on your vocab handout! Check Mr. Kelsey's Schoology page if you are missing any.
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