Journey Across Time

Why were myths important to ancient Greek cultures?

• Myths were used for entertainment purposes only

• Myths were considered irrelevant to ancient Greek culture

• Myths were created to confuse the population

• Myths helped Greeks understand their world

Why did Athens and other Greek city-states form the Delian League?

• to colonize the Mediterranean

• to counter the Peloponnesian League

• to defend against the Persian Empire

• to share natural resources and trade

For what god did ancient Greeks build the largest temple in a city-state?

• for the king of the gods

• for the god or goddess of war

• for their favorite Olympian

• for their patron god or goddess

Which agreement between the United States and Great Britain settled fishing rights and established new North American borders?

• Rush-Bagot Agreement

• Treaty of Fort Jackson

• Monroe Doctrine

• Convention of 1818

Which agreement resulted in Spain giving East Florida to the United States?

• Adams-Onis Treaty

• Monroe Doctrine

• Rush-Bagot Agreement

• Convention of 1818

Who was a South American revolutionary leader, nicknamed the Liberator, who fought many battles for independence?

• James Monroe

• Tecumseh

• Simon Bolivar

• Napolean

Which statement forbade further colonization in the Americas and declared that any attempt by a foreign country to colonize would be considered an act of hostility?

• Neutrality Proclamation

• Monroe Doctrine

• Rush-Bagot Agreement

• Convention of 1818

What was the primary purpose of the Silk Road in ancient times?

• To promote cultural exchange

• To establish military alliances

• To spread religious beliefs

• To facilitate trade between East and West

Which ancient civilization is known for its development of a 365-day calendar?

• Mesopotamian

• Egyptian

• Greek

• Roman

What was the main reason for the construction of the Great Wall of China?

• To protect against invasions

• To mark territorial boundaries

• To facilitate trade

• To promote tourism