Ancient Greece

What time period is known as the Greek Dark Ages?

• 800 BCE - 500 BCE

• 1100 BCE - 750 BCE

• 1200 BCE - 800 BCE

• 1000 BCE - 700 BCE

During the Greek Dark Ages, what happened to trade and economic conditions?

• Trade flourished and wealth increased

• Trade remained constant and economic conditions stabilized

• Trade slowed and poverty prevailed

• Trade increased and poverty was eradicated

What did the Greeks stop doing during the Dark Ages?

• Building ships

• Teaching others and having a written language

• Making pottery

• Practicing religion

What did the Greeks gain during the Dark Ages?

• New farming techniques

• Stronger weapons and a larger population

• More trade routes

• Advanced architectural skills

What was a Greek city-state known as?

• Acropolis

• Agora

• Polis

• Metropolis

What was the acropolis?

• A market area

• The city center on a hill

• A type of Greek architecture

• A surrounding territory of a city-state

Where were agoras located in relation to the acropolis?

• Above the acropolis

• Inside the acropolis

• Below the acropolis

• Far away from the acropolis

What were agoras in Greek city-states?

• Government buildings

• Religious temples

• Markets

• Military fortresses

Who could be citizens according to the learning material?

• All native-born men

• Free, native-born men who owned land

• All men who owned land

• Free, foreign-born men

What were citizens required to do?

• Pay taxes

• Serve as judges

• Fight as soldiers

• Attend school