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Greece Unit Test

Ancient Greece Unit Test 2026

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Democracy, mythology, and ____________ are legacies of ancient Greece. the Olympics
King ________ II from Macedonia took over all of Greece after the Peloponnesian Wars. Philip
Athens had a ______ democracy while the US had a __________ democracy. Athens - direct, US - representative
Athens and _________ fought against one another in the Peloponnesian Wars. Sparta
The ________ is a time where great advancements were made in Greece. Golden Age
TRUE or FALSE: The Greeks believed the Gods were involved in every aspect of their life. True
The Greeks believed the Gods mirrored _________ feelings and form. human
Defeating the Persian Empire led to the __________ of the Greeks increasing. confidence
During the Persian Wars, which side consistently had MORE soldiers? Persia
An Athenian soldier ran 26.2 miles to Athens to announce they had defeated the Persians at the Battle of __________ in 490 BCE. Marathon
Why did King Darius of Persia vow to fight mainland Greece? Athens helped Ionia revolt against Persia.
What does the phrase, "Carry your shield or come home on it" mean? It is better to die in battle than to surrender.
Cyrus the Great, King Darius, and King ___________ were leaders of the Persian Empire. Xerxes
It is well known that the Founding Fathers of _________ adopted Greek ideas about democracy and citizenship. the US
Only ________ were considered citizens in Athens. free men who completed military training
_________ were formed amongst the Greek city-states for protection and trade. alliances
Which ancient Greek city-state valued toughness and obedience more than any other? Sparta
Spartan women had _________ rights and freedoms than in any other city-state. more
Athens developed the world's first ___________. democracy
Geography and __________ kept city-states divided. pride or loyalty
City-states created ____________ as their populations grew and they needed more land and resources. colonies
Greek city-states developed __________ because mountains cut them off from one another. independently
The Greeks utilized ____________ to make it easier to farm in Greece. terrace farming
The Mycenean culture was the beginning of _________ culture. Western
The ___________ were an early Greek civilization that relied heavily on trade. Minoans
The Greeks were __________________ and became great sailors. surrounded by water
The geography of Greece was very ___________. mountainous
Who took over Greece, Persia, India, and Egypt? Alexander the Great
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