WH1.4-5 Review - Greece, Persia & Macedonia

WH1.4-5 Review - Greece, Persia & Macedonia

(492 - 330 B.C.E)​

By John Humphrey

​Introduction: Vocabulary

The next two slides have important vocabulary words.

These words will be in the slides that follow. You can return to these lists of vocabulary words if you need help!​

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​Part 1: Greek city-states & Persia

Look at the next slides. They are about the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta and about Persia. Then answer the questions

A lot happened! There were two large wars. Between the wars, Athens had a golden era under the leadership of Pericles.

Also look at the similarities and differences between Athens, Sparta, and Persia.​

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Multiple Choice

Which Greek city-state had an oligarchy?

• Corinth

• Athens

• Sparta

• Thebes

Multiple Choice

What is the correct order for the governments of Athens?

• Direct Democracy => Tyranny

  => Monarchy

  => Aristocracy

• => Tyranny

  => Direct Democracy

  => Monarchy

  => Aristocracy

• => Monarchy

  => Tyranny

  => Direct Democracy

  => Aristocracy

• => Monarchy

  => Aristocracy

  => Tyranny

  => Direct Democracy

Multiple Choice

What kind of government did Persia have?

• Direct Democracy

• Imperial bureaucracy

• Oligarchy

• Aristocracy

Multiple Choice

What is true about Sparta and Athens?

• Sparta had militaristic society. Athens valued arts and culture.

• Sparta had a tyranny. Athens had an oligarchy.

• Sparta believed in Zoroastrianism. Athens believed in Shintoism.

• Pericles lived in Sparta. Zoroaster lived in Athens.

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct order of the events?

• 1. Peloponnesian War

  2. Persian War

  3. Golden Age of Pericles

• 1. Persian War

  2. Peloponnesian War

  3. Golden Age of Pericles

• 1. Persian War

  2. Golden Age of Pericles

  3. Peloponnesian War

• 1. Golden Age of Pericles

  2. Peloponnesian War

  3. Persian War

Multiple Choice

Who fought in the Persian War?

• Athens fought Sparta

• Rome fought Sparta

• Rome fought Persia

• Athens and Sparta together fought Persia

Multiple Choice

Who fought in the Peloponnesian War?

• Athens fought Sparta

• Rome fought Sparta

• Rome fought Persia

• Athens and Sparta together fought Persia

​Part 2: Macedonia defeats world

Look at these slides about Macedonia. Then answer the questions

Macedonia was a small country that became a large empire.

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​Part 2: Macedonia defeats world

The leader of Macedonia was Philip II. Philip II had a big plan. He led the Macedonians to defeat the Greek city-states.

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When Philip died, his son Alexander the Great became king. Alexander the Great conquered Persia and Egypt. Then he battled the armies of the Indus River Valley. Alexander's empire was the largest in the world.

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​Part 2: Macedonia defeats world

Macedonia adopted Greek culture. As the empire grew, Macedonia spread Greek culture across its empire. Greek culture and the local cultures mixed. The mixture of Greek and local cultures is called Hellenistic culture.

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Multiple Choice

Who was the king of Macedonia who conquered Greece?

• Alexander the Great

• Philip II

• Pericles

• Draco

Multiple Choice

Who was the king of Macedonia who conquered Egypt and Persia?

• Alexander the Great

• Philip II

• Pericles

• Draco

Multiple Select

Which territories did Philip II and Alexander the Great conquer?

• Persia

• China

• Egypt

• Greece

Multiple Choice

What was an effect of Alexander the Great's conquests?

• Sparta and Athens fought a war.

• Greek culture was spread to Egypt and Persia.

• Persia invaded Greece.

• Athens created a direct democracy.

​Part 2: Macedonia defeats world

Macedonia adopted Greek culture. As the empire grew, Macedonia spread Greek culture across its empire. Greek culture and the local cultures mixed. The mixture of Greek and local cultures is called Hellenistic culture.

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