Greece and Rome Unit 2 test review

600 BCE to about 300 BCE Greece was divided into several (again often warring) city-states, called....

• Polis

• Cities

• towns

• suburbs

Which of the below forms of government were not present in any of the Greek City states?

• Monarchy

• Oligarchy

• limited Democracy

• Dictatorship

Which two greek polis were the most powerful?

• Athens & Sparta

• Athens & Rome

• Athens & Mikonos

• Santorini & Sparta

In c. 725 BCE Sparta conquered the neighboring region of Messenia and forced the population into slavery. This population, called Helots revolted in about 650 BCE. This revolt led to a series of reforms that basically turned Sparta into a military state in which all males were expected to ...

• Spend most of their life in military service

• Spend their life as a monk

• Not marry

• Spend most of their life in service to the Ephors

Which of the below is not one of the four levels of society in Greece?

• Ephors

• Spartiates

• Perioikoi

• Helots

• Metics

Which group of people could not vote because they were not citizens?

• Metics

• Ephors

• Perioikoi

• Helots

In 334 BCE Alexander the Great, the Macedonian king, led a combined Greek and Macedonian army to conquer the Persians ushering a brief period empire heavily influenced by Greek culture known as....

• Hellenistic Age

• Golden Age

• Neolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

The Roman Republic was made up of two basic social classes...

• The wealthy patricians and plebeians

• Ephors and the Spartiates

• Helots & Metics

• Monarchy & Oligarchy

Athens and Sparta became rivals -->Greeks fought the Peloponnesian Wars for 30 years -->

Which of the following best completes this Greek timeline? SSWH.C.31.c, SSWH.B.14 DOK2

• Chandragupta of India converted the Greeks to Hinduism

• The Greeks were defeated by the Persians

• The Greeks conquered Egypt and Mesopotamia

• King Phillip of Macedonia conquered the Greeks

Why is ancient Greece considered a "classical civilization"? SSWH.C.31 DOK 1

• Greek culture influenced modern democracy, architecture, and theater.

• The Greeks developed the world's first writing system and monotheistic religion.

• Sparta defeated Athens during the Peloponnesian Wars and won control of Greece.

• The Greeks borrowed and improved upon many of the ideas of the ancient Romans