Ancient Greece Unit Review 2025

Athenian democracy is responsible for which of the following (Select all of that apply):

• People ruling themselves

• Kings

• Court juries

• Voting

The impact of the Greek civilization is seen in (Select all that apply):

• American theatres (themes of tragedy and comedy)

• Government buildings (columns)

• History books (wrote the first history books)

• American religion (Greek mythology)

Greek scientist were the first to explore that illness was NOT a result of a "curse" or "punishment".

• FALSE

• TRUE

The development of Hellenism, which originated in Greece, spread to other regions primarily because of

• Increase trade along the silk road

• The conquests of Alexander the Great

• The rise of the Roman republic

• The isolation of Greek city-states

What is one result of all of these cities of Alexandria?

• Alexander left family members at each one.

• Established and spread Persian culture

• Established and spread Hellenism

• Alexander won a battle at each one,

Which is in the correct order?

• The Peloponnesian War led to the Greco-Persian War, which led to Philip II of Macedonia (Alexander's father) conquering Greece, which led to Alexander becoming king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia.

• Alexander became king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia, which led to his father, Philip II of Macedonia, conquering Sparta. Then, the Peloponnesian War led to the Greco-Persian War.

• The Greco-Persian Wars led to the Peloponnesian War, which devastated and divided Greek city-states. Philip II of Macedonia (Alexander's father) conquered Greece, which led to Alexander becoming king of Macedonia, Greece, Egypt, and Persia.

Alexander the Great was able to conquer a huge area that included the Greece, Persia, Mesopotamia, and Egypt.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which one of these is considered a Greek achievement? Select all that apply.

• Theatrical plays that included comedy or tragedy

• Fractions

• Olympics

• Columns

Who led Athens during its Golden Age?

• King Leonidas

• Alexander the Great

• Pericles

When were the first Olympics held?

• 472 B.C.

• 776 B.C.

• A.D. 776

• A.D. 472