Ancient Greece Unit Test Review 25/26 - Missed Questions

What is a POSITIVE impact of the Persian War? Pick all that are true.

• United the Greek city-states to fight a common enemy

• Athens became very powerful and led to the Golden Age where art, architecture, and democracy grew

• It made ALL the city-states rich and powerful

• It created some of the best and well known leaders of all time

What achievments showcased what was important and influenced Greek culture?

(It showed what the Greeks believed about life, their values and religion, beauty, and taught people about their history and life lessons.) PICK ALL THAT ARE TRUE.

• Architecture

• Sculptures

• Literature

• Theater

• Food and Drink

How did the water affect how the people of Ancient Greece lived? Pick all that are true.

• The Mediterranean Sea made the Greeks become skilled sailors and shipbuilders which made trade easier

• The Mediterranean Sea supported their economy and life by providing fish and seafood for trade and food

• The Aegean and Ionian Seas connected Greece with other cultures through trade (cultural diffusion)

• The Aegean and Ionian Seas created a super highway for Greeks to travel quickly back and forth.

How did the Ancient Greeks use mythology to explain the world around them? Pick all that are true.

• They used myths to explain natural events like thunder and lightning (Zeus throwing thunderbolts from the sky when he was mad)

• They used myths to explain human behavior and morals (King Midas learned a lesson about not being greedy after he turned his daughter into gold)

• They used myths to explain how things came to be (Aegean Sea is named for King Aegean who threw himself in the sea after thinking his son had died)

• They used myths to explain advanced math and science ideas like geometry and everything is made up of atoms

What is a NEGATIVE impact of the Peloponnesian War? Pick all that are true.

• It weakened the city-states making them tired, poor, and divided

• Outside powers like Macedonia were able to take over more easily

• It allowed the city-states to unite and work closely together

• The city-states shared their resources with each other and built one massive army

This philosopher was important because he wrote books about justice, government, and created the Academy.

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

Which of the following represents a long-lasting legacy of Ancient Greece that is still influential today? (WH.3.PC.A)

• The development of the modern alphabet.

• The idea of democracy as a form of government.

• The invention of the printing press.

• The establishment of a global, unified language for all of Europe.

How did mythology give the citizens of Greece a feeling of being part of the same group? (WH.3.PC.A)

• By giving all the city-states a common enemy to fight.

• By creating a single set of laws for everyone to follow.

• By creating one single government for all of Greece.

• By giving them a shared religion and cultural stories.

What did Homer's epics, The Illiad and The Odyssey, reflect about Greek culture? (WH.3.PC.A)

• Political alliances

• Farming methods

• Military and heroic values

• Theater architecture

How did climate affect how the people of Ancient Greece lived? Pick all that are true.

• Mild and sunny weather led people to do outdoor activities like sports (Olympics)

• Mild and sunny weather led to them building open-air temples and theaters where they could pray and be entertained

• Hot, dry summers led them to growing crops like olives and grapes that didn't need much water

• Freezing winters led them to wearing lots of layers of clothes to keep warm