Persian Wars: Part 2

Persian Wars: Part 2

By Allison Bayles

Multiple Choice

Which show-off Milesian tyrant tried to invade Naxos and then started the lonian Revolt?

• Artaphernes

• Aristagoras

• Aristotle

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Label the statue

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Iron & Clay

Bronze

Rome-mixed

Rome

Iron

Silver

Gold

Greece

Babylon

Media-Persian

Multiple Choice

What are the approximate dates that prophets were regularly used by God?

• c. 753 B.C.

• c. 740 B.C. - 433 B.C.

• c. 931 B.C. - 800 B.C.

• c. 433 B.C. - 209 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Habakkuk prophesy?

• Judah, c. 609 В.С.

• Judah, c. 709 В.C.

• Israel, c. 709 B.С.

• Israel, c. 609 В.С.

Multiple Choice

Why did God continue to send prophets to His people?

• to get them to imitate the other nations

• to design new buildings

• to predict the future

• to warn them of their sins and the consequences of continuing in their sins

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Joel prophesy?

• Judah, c. 835 B.C.

• Israel, c. 835 B.C.

• Israel, c. 640 B.С.

• Judah, c. 640 В.С.

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Micah prophesy?

• Israel and Judah, c. 737 B.C. - 690 B.С.

• Israel, c. 837 B.C. - 790 B.C.

• Judah, c. 737 B.C. - 690 B.C.

• Israel and Judah, c. 837 В.C. - 790 В.С.

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Isaiah prophesy?

• Israel, c. 639 B.С. - 635 В.С.

• Judah, c. 739 B.С. - 635 В.C.

• Israel, c. 739 B.C. - 635 В.С.

• Judah, c. 639 В.C. - 635 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Nahum prophesy?

• Babylon, c. 650 B.C.

• Cairo, c. 750 B.C.

• Ninevah, c. 650 В.С.

• Tyre, c. 750 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Where and when did Zephaniah prophesy?

• Israel, c. 860 B.C.

• Judah, c. 860 B.C.

• Judah, c. 640 B.C.

• Israel, c. 640 B.С.

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Multiple Choice

How far was Marathon from Athens?

• about 260 miles

• about 2600 miles

• about 26 miles

Multiple Choice

Why was the battle so important to the Athenians?

• it showed they could withstand a giant enemy

• it showed that fighting at sea is better

• it showed they were better than the Spartans

Multiple Choice

How long did both sides wait before fighting?

• two days

• five days

• fifteen days

Multiple Choice

What military formation did the Athenian soldiers take?

• phoenix

• phengrix

• phalanx

Multiple Choice

Who won the battle of Marathon?

• the Persians

• the Spartans

• the Athenians

Multiple Choice

Which Greek traitor helped the Persians against the Athenians?

• Hipparchus

• Hoplite

• Hippias

Multiple Choice

Where is Marathon?

• on the island of Naxos

• mainland Greece

• beneath Mount Athos

Match

Match the following

Corfu

Crete

Cyrpus

Santorini

• Corfu

• Crete

• Cyrpus

• Santorini

Match

Match the following

Naxos

Rhodes

Sardinia

Malta

• Naxos

• Rhodes

• Sardinia

• Malta

Multiple Choice

What was the name of Darius's son who took over the throne of Persia?

• Jerksephes

• Xenophones

• Xerxes

Multiple Choice

What are the approximate dates of the Persian Wars?

• с. 509 B.C. - 408 B.C.

• c. 560 B.C. - 490 B.C.

• c. 500 B.C. - 480 B.C.

• c. 500 B.C. - 400 B.C.

Multiple Choice

What is the modern geographic area that the Persians occupied?

• Pakistan

• Afghanistan

• Iraq

• Iran

Multiple Choice

In 546 B.C. what part of Greece did the Persians conquer?

• he Greek Ionian states on the west coast of Asia Minor

• the Cyclides Islands

• the southeastern portion of Crete

• Macedonia

Multiple Choice

How did the Persian wars begin?

• The Spartan rebelled

• The Greeks rebelled

• Persia invaded Athens

• Athens invaded Persia

Multiple Choice

Which two Greek groups united in order to fight the Persians in the Battle of Marathon?

• Athenians and Spartans

• lonians and Athenians

• Corinthians and Mycenaeans

• Spartans and Thessalonians

Multiple Choice

From what did the marathon race originate?

• from a 2,600 mile walk from the Hellespont

• from the 26 mile trip from Salamis

• from a messenger

• from a 2,600 mile sea journey from Cyprus

Multiple Choice

Who eventually conquered the Persians?

• Romulus the Great

• Cyrus the Great

• Darius the Great

• Alexander the Great

Assignment: Read chapters 16-17 of Detectives in Togas

Assigned Reading:

Detectives in Togas Soon, the boys sat together in their secret cave and listened to Mucius's story. Although it sounded peculiar, it made sense to believe that Rufus went to the house of Lukos and then fell into the Baths of Diana just as Mucius had.

Although the boys were convinced of Rufus's innocence, they did not know who would listen to their story. They decided to write a letter to be delivered to the Emperor, but then they began to doubt Mucius's credibility compared to that of Scribonus. As the boys conferred with one another, Caius popped out of a corner of the cave and told them that he wrote "Caius is a dumbbell" on the temple wall because he wanted to get even with Rufus. Caius explained that he pushed paint through the stolen tablet onto the temple wall so that the handwriting matched However, Julius proved that Caius was lying because if he had used that technique, the letters would have appeared backwards. Xantippus interrupted their meeting, and said that Rufus's mother and Rompus had come to see him and suggested that they may be in their cave. After hearing all the details of the boys' story, Xantippus suggested that the newspaper report the boys read was the important issue because the newspaper was printed before the fifth watch of the night when the policemen said they left their post. So the boys set out to speak to the Censor to find out which courier delivered the message for the newspaper.

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