Ancient Greece Quiz

What was the primary form of political organization in Ancient Greece?

• A) A unified nation-state

• B) A collection of city-states

• C) A single empire

• D) A confederation of tribes

What significant political development occurred in Athens around 508 BCE?

• The rise of monarchy

• The start of the Peloponnesian War

• The development of democracy

• The establishment of oligarchy

In which year did new city-states begin to appear in Greece?

• 800 BCE

• 750 BCE

• 650 BCE

• 600 BCE

What significant event in ancient Greek history occurred in 490 BCE?

• The death of Socrates

• The Battle of Marathon

• The beginning of the Peloponnesian War

• Alexander the Great invades Asia

Which war began in 431 BCE?

• The Battle of Marathon

• The Peloponnesian War

• Alexander the Great's invasion of Asia

• None of the above

What does the term 'polis' refer to in ancient Greek?

• A marketplace

• A city-state

• A temple

• A theater

What was the impact of Greece's mountainous terrain on its ancient communities?

• It encouraged extensive agricultural development.

• It fostered a unified national government.

• It led to the development of independent communities.

• It promoted widespread trade with Africa.

Which body of water lies to the south of Greece?

• Indian Ocean

• Mediterranean Sea

• Atlantic Ocean

• Black Sea

What was a significant effect of Greece being surrounded by seas?

• It limited interactions with other cultures.

• It led to frequent wars with neighboring countries.

• It helped develop skills in sailing and trade.

• It isolated Greece from the rest of the world.

What type of climate does Greece have?

• Tropical climate

• Mediterranean climate

• Desert climate

• Continental climate