Greece - Quiz #1 Review

Circle ATHENS IN GREEN on the map.

Circle SPARTA in red on the map.

Match the description with the correct city state!

Groups:

(a) Athens

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(b) Sparta

• Women had greater rights

• Traded with Iron Bars

• Slaves performed agricultural work

• Oligarchy was their government

• Very strong navy

• Traded with coins

• Boys join army at 7 years old

• Militaristic culture

• Society based on democratic values

• Merchants and citizens traded goods at the Agora

• Children are educated

• Very strong army

The Greeks having different governments due to geography would be an example of what type of impact?

• Economic

• Political

• Both

• Neither

Greeks being good sailors and champion shipbuilders would be an example of what type of impact?

• Economic

• Political

• Both

• Neither

Trading olives with another civilization would be an example of what type of impact?

• Both

• Neither

• Political

• Economic

Direct Democracy and participating in elections in Athens is an example of:

• Political Impact

• Economic Impact

• Social Impact

• None of these

How was the development of Greek city-states impacted by their geography? Pick all that apply

• They developed separate cultures

• They traded by sea

• They established colonies in other places

• They were easily united under one government

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the geography in Greece?

• They became excellent fishermen, sailors and traders

• Trade was very important

• There was lots of farmland to grow crops.

• The mountains made it difficult to communicate and travel

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Zeus

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(b) Hera

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(c) Apollo

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(d) Artemis

• God of sky and thunder

• Was really GOOD at using a bow and arrow!

• Married to Zeus

• King of all gods

• Had the power to heal or bring disease

• Always had a bow and arrow

• Queen of Mount Olympus

• Goddess of Childbirth

• Artemis is his twin sister

• Greek goddess of the hunt

• God of music and poetry

• Father of Athena