World History Unit 3 Greece

Why were separate city-states developed in Ancient Greece?

• Because the geography was rocky and mountainous, so they developed far apart.

• Because the city-states of Greece were all on separate Mediterranean islands.

• Because the Persians, Assyrians and Babylonians kept them separate from each other.

• Because they Romans did not permit them to develop close to each other.

All the Greek city-states had the following aspects EXCEPT

• They had their own religion

• They had their own Alphabet/written language

• They had literature and art

• They had developed the water wheels and grist mills

Who were considered citizens of Athens?

• Men who owned 100 or more hectares of land.

• Persians

• Men whose fathers were Spartans and Athenians.

• Men whose fathers were citizens of Athens.

Athenian democracy influenced ______ democracy in the United States.

• Full

• Half

• Representative

• Monarchical

Why did Darius of Persia invade Greece?

• Because the Athenians helped the Ionians rebel against Persia.

• Because the Athenians had cut off trade to Persia.

• Because the Athenian Navy had kidnapped Persian women and children.

• Because the Athenian government dared Persia to attack them.

Who fought in the Persian Wars?

• Athens vs Sparta and Persia

• Athens and Sparta vs Persia

• Sparta vs Persia and Athens

• Persia vs Rome

Who fought in the Peloponnesian Wars?

• Sparta vs Rome

• Rome vs Crete

• Athens vs Sicily

• Athens vs Sparta

What was a significant effect of the Peloponnesian War?

• Athens lost its empire and its democratic influence.

• Athens gained more land in Ionia, Iran and Iraq.

• Sparta began building a Navy.

• Sparta absorbed the civilizations of Crete and Sicily.

What are the major legacies of Greece?

• Invention of the wheel, aqueduct and grist mills

• Jury Trials, Architecture, Geometry and Physics

• Chemistry, Algebra and Calendar

• Gun powder, cross bows and catapult

How were Athens and Sparta different. Pick all that apply.

• Athens focused on education, Sparta focused on training soldiers

• Athens focused on training soldiers, Sparta focused on education

• Athens had democracy, Sparta had 2 kings and allowed their women more freedom

• Athens had 2 kings, Sparta had democracy