How did the Persian Wars change the relationship between Athens and Sparta?

They no longer wanted to depend on each other for help.

They started forming a common Greek identity and culture.

They joined together to form a single city-state to fight off common enemies.

They worked on opposite sides of the conflict and kept fighting each other.

What was one consequence of the Peloponnesian Wars?

The Greek city-states started forming a common Greek identity and culture.

Sparta became dominant Greek city-state since it was strengthened by the war.

They joined together to form a single city- state to fight off common enemies.

They worked on opposite sides of the conflict and kept fighting each other.

How did King Phillip II's conquest of the Greek city-states affect them?

They were unified Macedonian rule.

They were unified under Persian rule

They were unified under Spartan rule.

They were unified under Athenian rule.

Alexander the Great's empire included territory in__________________.

Europe, Africa, and South America

North America and South America

How did Hellenistic culture spread around the world?

through the trade relationships of Alexander the Great

through the military conquests of Phillip II

through the military conquest of Aristotle

through the trade relationships of Athens

Which statements accurately describe the religion of Ancient Greece? (Choose 2)

The Ancient Greek religion had human-like gods.

The Ancient Greek religion was polytheistic.

The Ancients Greek religion was similar to Buddhism

The Ancient Greek religion had a head god of named Helios.

The Ancient Greek religion was followed by only one city-state.

How did the Greeks use myths?

to explain events in their everyday lives

to perform rituals to please their gods.

Why did the Olympic games begin?

to honor Zeus with a competition

to provide Hades with a sacrifice

to please Helious with a ritual

How were Athens and Sparta similar?

They were both island kingdoms.

They were both located in Asia Minor.

They were both located on the Peloponnesian peninsula.

How did the geographical features of ancient Greece contribute to the organization of its civilization?

The mountainous terrain led to the development of independent city-states.

The access to the sea led to development of only one city-state because there was not good land for additional ones.

The access to the sea led to the development of a large empire controlled by a strong king in Sparta.

The mountainous terrain led to the need for a strong king in Macedonia to control the different areas of Greece.

How did the ancient Greeks overcome the problem of limited agricultural land?

They used the sea to develop strong maritime trade and establish colonies for growing food.

They used the Greek mainland to grow crops since there was no agricultural land on the islands.

They used the land by the many rivers near Athens to grow crops and the ship them to other areas.

They used the deep interior of Asia Minor to grow crops and ship them to the rest of ancient Greece.

How were Athenian and Spartan governments different?

Athens had a direct democracy, while Sparta had an oligarchy.

Athens had two kings, while Sparta had one .

Athens had a polis, while Sparta had a staregoi

Athens had a Council of Elders, while Sparta had an assembly.

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15 mins • 3 pts

How did the Illiad and the Odyssey provide insight into ancient Greek life?

by featuring the values and customs of ancient Greek society

by detailing the many ways Homer was an ancient Greek hero

by explaining advancement in math and architecture

by providing an account of historical events written at that time

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

How did Socrates study knowledge, truth, and the meaning of life?

He was a student of Aristotle and learned about philosophy from him.

He read Greek literature like the Iliad and the Odyssey to find answers.

He asked questions and then tested the answers with more questions.

He studied at the Academy, which was the first institute of higher learning in the Western world.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

How do we know what Socrates thought?

Socrates wrote myths and stories that tell us.

Homer wrote myths and stories about him.

Plato wrote about his teachings.

Aristotle wrote about his teachings.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

How did the Greeks build amphitheaters?

They were built into the side of a hill so that seats rose from the central stage.

They were built as high, fortified retreats so that people had a place to go when under attack.

They were built with a shallow pool in front so that light reflected onto a central stage.

They were built with marble columns and a wood ceiling so that the ceiling was not too heavy.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

How did a direct democracy operate in ancient Greece?

A few citizens voted on all issues facing the community.

A few citizens voted for representatives who directed the government.

All citizens voted on all issues facing the community.

All citizens voted for representatives who directed the government

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

What is an oligarchy?

a system of government with rule by few

the title of assemblies in ancient Greece

A system of government with rule by many

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

15 mins • 3 pts

How did the Persian Wars begin?

After the Persians conquered a a part of Asia Minor, colonies in the area rebelled with support from Athens.

After the Persians conquered a part of Asia Minor, they decided to conquer Sparta as well.

After the Spartans conquered a part of Asia Minor, they decided to conquer Persia as well.

After the Athenians conquered a part of Asia Minor, colonies in the area rebelled with support from Persia.

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