World History: Chapter #3 Powerpoint Lesson

Multiple Choice

Geography played a critical role in the development of Greek history.

• True

• False

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What ancient civilization had modern plumbing in the palace?

• Minoan

• Mayan Civilization
• Roman Empire
• Ancient Egypt

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Greek mythology played a dominant role in forming Greek culture

• True

• False

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Multiple Choice

Where was the earliest center of civilization in the Aegean region located?

• Athens
• Troy
• Mycenae
• Crete

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Which Aegean culture displayed a love for military pursuits?

• Minoan culture
• Mycenaean culture

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From which two epic poems do we get s glimpse of Greek life during the period from 1150-750BC? To whom are these poems attributed?

• Iliad and Odyssey, attributed to Homer
• Beowulf and Nibelungenlied, attributed to unknown authors
• Divine Comedy and Canterbury Tales, attributed to Dante
• Aeneid and Metamorphoses, attributed to Virgil

Multiple Choice

What athletic contests began as an attempt to please the Greek gods through physical prowess?

• The Panhellenic Games
• The Ancient Olympic Games
• The Pythian Games

Open Ended

Why did the isolation of the Greek city-states result in a spirit of independence and love of individualism?

Open Ended

Contrast the Greek view of work with Genesis 2:15, 3:17-19, and 1 Thessalonians 4:10-12.

Multiple Choice

What term refers to a rule by a few?

• theocracy
• oligarchy
• democracy
• monarchy

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The basic political unit of Greece was the

• city-state
• democracy
• empire
• polis

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Sparta formed which league to protect against foreign invasion?

• Delian League
• Peloponnesian League

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What was the chief magistrate in Athens called?

• Archon
• Consul

Multiple Choice

Although Pericles took Athens a step toward democracy, it was Solon who established a true “rule by the people

• True

• False

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Open Ended

List and define the four basic forms of government found in the Greek city-state.

Multiple Choice

What two Greek city-states represented two opposing ways of life within Greek society?

• Athens and Sparta
• Corinth and Thebes
• Rhodes and Delphi
• Miletus and Argos

Multiple Choice

Which Greek city-state was characterized by creativity, commercial endeavors, democracy, and individualism?

• Athens
• Sparta

Open Ended

How did the Spartan system affect family life?

Multiple Choice

Which Persian king led attacks at Thermopylae and Salamis Bay?

• Xerxes I
• Cyrus the Great
• Darius I
• Artaxerxes I

Open Ended

Summarize what occurred at the Battle of Thermopylae.

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Which city-state was the leader of the Delian League?

• Sparta
• Corinth
• Athens
• Thebes

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Who was the influential leader of Athens during its Golden Age?

• Socrates
• Pericles

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Which eastern civilization threatened the Greeks at the outset of the fifth century?

• Macedonian Kingdom
• Persian Empire

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At which battle did the an unorthodox charge by the Greeks help them to win a decisive victory?

• Battle of Thermopylae
• Battle of Plataea
• Battle of Marathon
• Battle of Salamis

Multiple Choice

Where did Xerxes make a bridge of boats to move his army?

• Nile River
• Hellespont
• Amazon River
• Mediterranean Sea

Multiple Choice

Which group of city-states emerged as victors in the Peloponnesian War?

• Athens
• Sparta

Open Ended

Why did the end of the Peloponnesian war not lead to peace?

Multiple Choice

Over what area did Philip II originally rule?

• The Kingdom of Persia
• The Byzantine Empire
• The Roman Empire
• The Kingdom of Macedon

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Who led the Persian army that Alexander the Great defeated?

• Darius III
• Artaxerxes II
• Xerxes I
• Cyrus the Great

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Name three regions Alexander conquered.

• China, India, Persia

• Persia, Egypt, India
• Rome, Asia Minor, Europe

• Greece, Sparta, Athens

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Multiple Choice

Who was Alexander the Great's teacher who instilled in his young pupil a love for Greek culture?

• Plato
• Aristotle

Open Ended

Why did Greek culture spread throughout the Middle East, North Africa, and Asia Minor?

Multiple Choice

What new culture emerged by blending Greek and Near Eastern cultures?

• Roman culture
• Hellenistic culture
• Byzantine culture
• Minoan culture

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Who is the father of geometry?

• Euclid
• Pythagoras
• Descartes
• Aristotle

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Who is the Father of Medicine?

• Hippocrates
• Galileo
• Plato
• Aristotle

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Name the Greek philosopher and mathematician who concluded the universe could be explained in math terms.

• Pythagoras
• Socrates
• Euclid
• Aristotle

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Who was the astronomer and geographer who determined the circumference of the globe?

• Galileo
• Copernicus
• Ptolemy
• Eratosthenes

Multiple Choice

Name the two forms of Greek drama

• opera and ballet
• melodrama and farce
• tragedy and comedy
• epic and lyric

Open Ended

Identify the three styles of Greek architecture

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Open Ended

How did the Greek advances in science, math, art, literature, and architecture influence Western culture?