Ancient Greece & Alexander the Great Test

They were elected by all the citizens in a vote.

They took power by force, often with the support of the common people.

They were chosen by a Council of Elders.

They inherited the throne from their father.

Euclid

Archimedes

Hippocrates

Pythagoras

Monarchy

Direct Democracy

Representative Democracy

Military Dictatorship

Greece was weak and divided, aiding Macedonian conquest

City-states became wealthier and stronger

Democracy spread immediately to Sparta and worldwide

Persia took over all of Greece right after the war

Spartan women could own land and trained in athletics

Both cities gave women equal voting rights to men

Spartan women had no rights and stayed home

Athenian women alone were allowed to serve in the army

Eighteen years old

Twelve years old

Seven years old

Five years old

Tyranny

Monarchy

Oligarchy

Democracy

A rejection of all philosophy and science.

A blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian cultures.

A culture that is purely Persian.

A culture that is strictly and purely Greek.

It focused only on "perfect" faces and bodies.

It only used wood instead of marble.

It was more realistic and showed emotion, age, and pain.

It stopped making statues of gods and focused only on animals.

Europe, North America, and Asia

Africa, Asia, and Australia

Europe, Africa, and South America

Europe, Africa, and Asia