The orange area on the map belongs to _________ and the __________ League.

• Persia and Delian
• Athens and Delian
• Sparta and Peloponnesian
• Macedonia and Peloponnesian

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The green area on the map belongs to ______ and the _______ League.

• Athens and Delian
• Sparta and Peloponnesian
• Persia and Empire
• Macedonia and Alexander

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______________ controlled and dominated the Delian League.

• Athens
• a peace keeping Sparta
• Persia
• Macedonia

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_____________ controlled and dominated the Peloponnesian League

• Athens
• Sparta
• Ionia
• Troy

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What new power was rising in the north as Athens and Sparta were fighting each other?

• Macedonia
• Rome
• Persia
• Egypt

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Who was Pericles?

• The king of Sparta.
• A Greek philosopher who spoke against the war.
• A great general and leader of Athens.
• A famous warrior from the city-state of Corinth.

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Which of the following Greek city-states fought each for domination of the Aegean Sea?

• Troy and Sparta
• Athens and Persia
• Sparta and Athens
• Athens and Troy

What was Athens' war strategy?

• Fight the Spartans wherever and whenever they could.
• Avoid land battles and fight the Spartans at sea.
• Ask the Persians to fight the Spartans on land.
• Evacuate Athens and fight the Spartans at sea near Salamis.

Which of the following best describes the war strategy of Athens?

• To meet the Spartans head on and destroy them in a ground battle
• To remain inside the walls of their city and use their superior ships to win the war
• To lay siege to Sparta and eventually starve them out of their city
• None of these

How do we know so much about the Peloponnesian War?

• Socrates explained it to his students in great detail.
• Alexander the Great demanded a book to be written to preserve the war.
• The Greeks painted the events of the war on pottery.
• Thucydides, the father of history, wrote a detailed unbiased account of the war.

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