History of Greece

Greek city state that was a democracy, traded across the Mediterranean,

had a strong navy, and many great philosophers and

artists of Ancient Greece lived there. Head of the Delian League

• Troy
• Sparta
• Athens
• Rome

The governor of provinces in the Persian Empire were called

__________________?

• Satrap
• Governor
• Emperor
• Pharaoh

What was the revolt of Ionian Greeks against Persia called that

was aided by Athens?

• Persian Revolt
• Athenian Rebellion
• Greek Uprising
• Ionian Revolt

The main road that connected the Persian Empire and cut travel

and communication times was called the __________________

___________________.

• Regal Route
• Royal Road
• Monarch Path
• Imperial Highway

The largest Empire in the Ancient World that was composed of

much of the Middle East, Anatolia, and Egypt. They fought against

the Greek city states in the Persian Wars.

• Aztec Empire
• Persian Empire
• Mongol Empire
• Roman Empire

What was the Greek city-state that was a military society and

defeated the Athenians in the Peloponnesian Wars.

• Athens
• Sparta
• Troy
• Rome

The battle where 300 Spartans, led by Leonidas, are surrounded

and killed by the Persians, which allows the rest of the Greeks

time.

• The Battle of Thermopylae.
• The Battle of Plataea.
• The Battle of Salamis.
• The Battle of Marathon.

What was the final major battle of the Persian War after Athens is

burnt to the ground. The Greeks win!

• Battle of Thermopylae
• Battle of Salamis
• Battle of Marathon
• Battle of Plataea

Which battle was a Greek naval victory because the Greek ships

were smaller and more maneuverable.

• The Battle of Salamis.
• The Battle of Plataea.
• The Battle of Marathon.
• The Battle of Thermopylae.

What was the first battle of the Persian War, which Athens won,

and a runner ran 26.2 miles to Athens to report the victory?

• The Battle of Thermopylae
• The Battle of Salamis
• The Battle of Plataea
• The first battle of the Persian War, which Athens won, and a runner ran 26.2 miles to Athens to report the victory is the Battle of Marathon.