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The Golden Age of Athens is the age of Pericles
Athenian hegemony resulted from the victory in Persian Wars.
Recirted in the nude the elegy "Salamis" D. Solon
Saved his country by high treason B. Themistocles
Built Athens at its best A. Pericles
Kept a civilizing salon in Athens C. Aspasia
simple square or rounded Doric
Horn-like spiral design Ionic
Leafy ornament Corinthian
Combination of Ionic and Corinthian C. Aeolic
Who was acquitted of the charges of impiety by the Areopagus? Phryne
(Aphrodite) Anadyomene G. Rising from the sea
Apoxyomenos F. Scratching himself off
Disco bolos C. Throwing discus
Doryphoros E. Carrying spear
(Athena) Parthenos B. Maiden
Couros D. Boy/youth
Caryatid A. a column in woman's shape
Greek vases were made for Use as household utensils
Attic black- and red-figured pottery belongs to the style-period: Classical
Transporting/storing wine or olive oil D. Amphora
Pouring water B. Hydria
Mixing wine and water at a party C. Crater
Drinking E. Cylix
Libetion offering F. Lecythos
Toiletries G. Pyxis
Shaped as a head A. Rhyton
Had most handles B. Hydria
Had least handles C. Crater
A song most appropriately sang by a person holding a cylix cantharos or cyathos: Scolion
What did the Greeks have that the Persians had not? Political freedom
Greek city-states: a. Were always in conflict
Who won the Peloponnesian War? e. Sparta
Greek poleis lost their autonomy to: Macedonia
Had himself daily reminded of the Athenians? A. Darius I
Burned Athens B. Xerxes
Burned Persepolis C. Alexander
Flogged Hellespont B. Xerxes
Conquered the Persian empire C. Alexander
Persae A. Aeschylus
Oresteia A. Aeschylus
Oedipus King D. Sophocles
Medea B. Euripides
Antigone D. Sophocles
Hippolytus B. Euripides
(Comedies) C. Aristophanes
Killed his mother avenging the father . B. Orestes
Murdered her children from a failed marriage D. Medea
Buried her outlaw brother E. Antigone
Fell in love with a chaste step-son C. Phaedra
Killed his father and married the mother A. Oedipus
Delphic oracle D. Apollo
Theatrical performances C. Dionysus
Great Eleusinian Mysteries . A. Demeter
Polis of Athens B. Athena
Olympic Games E. Zeus
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