Chapter 11 - Sections 1 & 2 Recap

Chapter 11 -

Sections 1 & 2 Recap

• ​Greek city-states cooperated to defeat a threat from the mighty Persian empire.

• After the Persian Wars, Athens became the dominant Greek city-state.

• Rivalry between Athens and Sparta led to a series of wars that weakened all of Greece.

Key Ideas​

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• Battle of Marathon • Battle of Salamis • Delian League • Peloponnesian League • sarissa​

Key Terms

​Section 1 - War in Ancient Greece

Multiple Choice

Which best describes the Battle of Marathon?

• It broke Persian Naval Power.

• It was the war between two Greek alliances.

• It ended the First Persian War.

• It was a military defeat but led to winning the war.

Multiple Choice

Which best describes the Battle of Salamis?

• It broke Persian Naval Power.

• It was the war between two Greek alliances.

• It ended the First Persian War.

• It was a military defeat but led to winning the war.

Multiple Choice

Which best describes the Battle of Thermopylae?

• It broke Persian Naval Power.

• It was the war between two Greek alliances.

• It ended the First Persian War.

• It was a military defeat but led to winning the war.

Multiple Choice

The Delian League was led by which city-state?

• Athens

• Delphi

• Thebes

• Sparta

Multiple Choice

The Peloponnesian League was led by which city-state?

• Athens

• Delphi

• Thebes

• Sparta

• The Macedonian rulers Philip​and Alexander conquered the Greek city-states and united Greece.

• Alexander the Great went on to conquer an empire stretching from Egypt to India.

• Alexander’s empire helped spread Greek culture across a wide area.

Key Ideas​

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• Alexandria • Hellenistic

Key Terms

​Section 2 - Alexander's Greece

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Multiple Choice

Who conquered Greece after the devastating Peloponnesian War?

• Pericles
• Philip II
• Demosthenes
• Socrates

Multiple Choice

Where was Philip II from?

• Macedonia
• Sparta
• Persia
• Egypt

Multiple Choice

How was Philip II related to Alexander the Great?

• Philip was Alexander's brother
• Philip was Alexander's son
• They were cousins
• Philip was Alexander's father

Multiple Choice

Alexander as a brave warrior and was respected by his soldiers

• true
• False

Multiple Choice

Alexander spread Greek culture throughout the world. This became known as what? 

• Alexandrian Era
• Hellenistic Period
• Periclean World
• Greek Drama

Multiple Choice

After Alexander died, what happened to his empire?

• His generals continued to expand the empire

• His generals carved his empire up into several kingdoms

• His son ruled for another fifty years

• His wife became queen