Ancient Greece - Revision

What is a polis?

• A city-state

• A city-state with its own government, laws, money and army

• A city with its won laws

• A city-state with its own laws, army, money and language

All greeks considered themselves united by...

• They didn't consider themselves as a unified culture

• A common culture, religion, language and way of life

• A common culture, language and money

• Incorrect

  A city with its won laws

  The same kng that ruled all territories

The Pre-Greek civilizations were...

• Minoans and Mycenea

• Minoans and Persians

• Minoans and Mycenaeans

• Minoans and Dorians

Ancient Greeks were...

• Polytheistic: they believed in many gods that lived in Mount Olympus

• Monotheistic: they believed in one God who lived in Mount Olympus

• Polytheistic: they believed in many gods that lived in the sky

Their main economic activities were...

• Fishing and agriculture

• Farming and trading

• Trading and farming

• Sea trading and fishing

The Acropolis was...

• The square of the city, a place for merchants, for leisure time, etc.

• A walled city which had the most important religious buldings and also played a key role in the city´s defense.

• A temple

• The city´s harbour. Every Greek citiy-state had one.

The agora was...

• A temple where Greeks prayed.

• A walled city at the highest area of the city.

• The center of the city, a great square in which most of the social and economic life took place.

• The place where they could ask the gods about their future.

The main form of government in Athens was...

• Direct democracy

• Indirect democracy

• Limited direct demcracy

• Democracy

The Spartan government was a combination between...

• Monarchy, Oligarchy and Democracy

• Monarchy, Oligarchy, Aristocracy and Democracy

• Monarchy and Oligarchy

• Oligarchy and Democracy

Who were considered to be citizens in Athens?

• Adult, free people

• Adult, free men and women.

• Free men.

• Adult, free men.