Greece Classical age review

In ancient Athens, all citizens had the right to attend the Assembly, where they could openly discuss important issues and cast votes. Of what is this an example?

• Absolutism

• Direct Democracy

• Absolute Democracy

• Monarchy

How did the roles of women differ in Sparta and Athens?

• Spartan women spent more time managing the home.

• Spartan women were the primary earners of their households.

• Spartan women had fewer legal rights and reduced levels of freedom.

• Spartan women experienced more freedom and the same legal rights as men.

In ancient Sparta, which activity was a defining feature of citizenship for men?

• Participation in public assemblies

• Membership in the military

• Attendance at religious ceremonies

• Financial contribution to public-works projects

Ancient Athenians served as a model for Western societies because they believed in —

• physical fitness for all citizens

• military service for all citizens

• civic duty before individual interests

• religious training before artistic interests

Roads like the royal road in Persia and silk road in china were important because?

• They allowed for people more connected with one another

• It allowed people to travel faster between cities

• It allowed for the exchange of ideas and culture

• all the above

What Greek word was used to describe the city-states and surrounding lands that made up the Greek Empire?

• phalanx

• Centaur

• Polis

• Helots

Which of the following aspects of American culture has been most influenced by ancient Greek society?

• Music

• Dance

• Travel

• Sports

The ancient Greek, Pythagoras, is best remembered for his contributions to —

• Mathematics

• Politics

• Science

• Religion

The Hellenistic period of history was marked by a fusion of all of the following cultures except —

• Egyptian culture.

• Greek Culture

• Persian Culture

• Roman Culture

The leader most closely associated with the fusion of cultures into Hellenistic society is —

• Cimon

• Alexander the Great

• Darius III

• Xerxes