Ancient Greece History

In ancient Greece, the name for an independent city-state was the_______?

• Monarchy

• Polis

• Villa

• Confederation

Greece is surrounded by 3 sides of water therefore it is considered a ​ (a)  

• Peninsula
• Island
• Mountain
• Plateau

Life in the city often focused on the marketplace, or _______ in Greek. Farmers brought their crops to the market to trade for goods made by craftsmen in the town.

Ancient Greek storyteller; he was famous for his fables—short stories that teach important lessons about life. His name was Aesop

• True

• False

A war between Athens and Sparta in the 400s BC. It was called the?

• Great Grecian War

• Peloponnesian War

• Macedonian War

• Greek Civil War

A unit of soldiers who ride horses are called the _____________?

• Mercenaries

• Cavalry

A Monotheistic religion. Believed in one God as well as two sides, Evil demons and Good forces who created Earth/the skies. The world is a battleground by both sides. It's called ______________?

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Zoroastrianism

• Virtualism

A provincial governor of ancient Persia.

• Legalism

• Nubia

• Royal Road

• Satrap

The conquests of Alexander the Great created the

• Macedonian Age, a period of advancement in art.

• Hellenistic Era, an age that saw the expansion of the Greek language and Greek ideas to the non-Greek world.

• Dark Ages, a time of great sadness for the Greek people.

• Age of Lawlessness, a period of extreme cruelty and anarchy.

Philip II took control of the Greek city-states one by one. He defeated some in battle and bribed others. A few states joined him​ (a)  

• Voluntarily
• involuntarily
• coerced