Greek Civilization Quiz

The Greek civilization developed differently than other early Bronze Age civilizations because:

• of its unique geographical features.

• it had more advanced technology.

• it was isolated from other cultures.

• it had a larger population.

The Minoans valued women in comparison to other civilizations of the time.

• More highly

• Less highly

• Equally

• Not at all

The Trojan War may have actually taken place because:

• Archaeological evidence supports its occurrence.

• It is a well-documented historical event.

• It was mentioned in several ancient myths.

• Modern historians have confirmed its events.

What allowed the Phoenicians to be the best seafarers of the time?

• Their advanced shipbuilding techniques

• Their powerful navy

• Their extensive trade networks

• Their knowledge of the stars for navigation

What is the significance of the Phoenician alphabet?

• It was the first alphabet to include vowels.

• It was the basis for many modern alphabets.

• It was used exclusively for religious texts.

• It was the first writing system in the world.

The Persians attempted to invade and conquer Greece because:

• They wanted to expand their empire.

• They were invited by Greek allies.

• They sought to establish trade routes.

• They aimed to spread their culture.

How did Pericles strengthen the Athenian democracy?

• By expanding the Athenian empire

• By increasing the number of public officials who were paid

• By building the Parthenon

• By forming alliances with other city-states

Many Greek city-states were displeased with Athens following the Greco-Persian Wars because:

• Athens imposed heavy taxes on them.

• Athens formed the Delian League and dominated it.

• Athens refused to help them in future conflicts.

• Athens destroyed their cultural heritage.

Philip II of Macedon was able to conquer Greece because:

• He had a strong and well-trained army.

• He formed alliances with Greek city-states.

• He exploited the weaknesses of the Greek city-states.

• All of the above.

Alexander was obsessed with conquering the known world because:

• He wanted to spread Greek culture and influence.

• He was seeking revenge for past defeats.

• He desired to amass wealth and resources.

• He aimed to establish a legacy of power.