WorksheetsGreece
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the definition of "Democracy?"
A type of government where all people share power
A type of government where a king and queen rule
A type of government where one person has all the power
A type of government where a group of people rule
What is the definition of "Dictatorship?"
A type of government where people share power
A type of government where a group of people rule
A type of government where one person rules
A type of government where the rich rule
What is a Direct Democracy?
A type of government where people share power
A type of government where officials are elected to make decisions for the people
A type of government where everyone votes on every decision
A type of government where the rich rule
What is a Representative Democracy?
A type of government where people share power
A type of government where officials are elected to make decisions for the people
A type of government where everyone votes on every decision
A type of government where the rich rule
What are the requirements to being an Athenian citizen?
18 years old
Athenian
Not a slave
Male
What is the assembly?
A group of people
Where we go in ELO sometimes
The slaves of Athens
A group of people that made decisions about how the city state would be run
What does well-rounded mean?
Good at many things
Festively plump
The best at one thing
Good at only one thing
What were the same about all Greek city states?
Same government
Same religion
Same Local Gods
Spoke Greek
What things were different about all Greek city states?
Religion
Dialect
Government
Language
What type of government did Athens have
Democracy
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
Dictatorship
What type of government did Sparta have
Democracy
Oligarchy
Aristocracy
Dictatorship
Who fought in the Persian War?
Greece
The Peloponnesian League
Egypt
Persia
Who won the Persian War?
Greece
Persia
Macedonians
Spain
What was the most important result of the Persian War?
Athens and Sparta became the two most powerful and important city states in the world
Athens and Sparta did NOT became the two most powerful and important city states in the world
Athens and Persia became the two most powerful and important city states in the world
Sparta and Persia became the two most powerful and important city states in the world
What was the Golden Age?
A time where Athens was at war with the Persians
A time where Sparta produced NO great art and culture
A time where Athens produced great art and culture
A time where Athens was lead by the philosophers
What was the Delian League?
an alliance of Greek city-states that was formed to take revenge on the Persians
an alliance of Greek city-states that was formed to take revenge on the Athens
A group of Greek city-states who were fighting the Macedonians
The group of Greek city-states led by Alcibiades
What was Socrates biggest contribution to philosophy?
believed in getting people to examine their lives by asking them questions
focused on the meaning of goodness, truth, and justice
focused on observation and scientific thinking
Greek general who was known for his bravery
What was Plato's biggest contribution to philosophy?
believed in getting people to examine their lives by asking them questions
focused on the meaning of goodness, truth, and justice
focused on observation and scientific thinking
Greek general who was known for his bravery
What was Aristotle's biggest contribution to philosophy?
believed in getting people to examine their lives by asking them questions
focused on the meaning of goodness, truth, and justice
focused on observation and scientific thinking
Greek general who was known for his bravery
What was Alexander the Great known for?
Bravery
Strength
Arrogance
Being a demagogue
What is a demagogue?
A leader who battled with his troops in wars
A leader who ruled the people instead of following them
A leader who followed the people instead of ruling them
A leader who was smart, hard working, and persuasive
What leadership qualities made Pericles a great leader?
Smart
Hard Working
Arrogant
Persuasive
What were the reasons the Golden Age occurred in Athens and not somewhere else?
They had money
They had a great leader (Pericles)
They were in a time of peace
They were extremely strong fighters
How did Athens bully the other city states?
They stole from them
They made them pay for protection
They killed their citizens
They were annoying
Who fought in the Peloponnesian War?
Athens
Persia
Rome
Sparta
Who won the Peloponnesian War?
Athens
Athens and Sparta
Greece
Sparta
What were the results of the Peloponnesian War?
Athens had to tear down their walls
Athens had to get rid of their democracy
Athens had to destroy their Navy
Pericles had to step down as the leader of Athens
What were three reasons that Alexander was called “Alexander the Great”?
He conquered more land
He spent the most amount of money
He collected more wealth
He ruled more people
How did Alexander the Great impact the world?
Was the best leader in history
Overthrew the Persian Empire
Spread Greek Culture
How many years of military training did Athens require?
2
23
10
17
How many years of military training did Sparta require?
2
23
10
17
Where was Sparta located and what was the strength of their military?
Inland/Army
Inland/Navy
Coast/Navy
Coast/Army
Where was Athens located and what was the strength of their military?
Inland/Army
Inland/Navy
Coast/Navy
Coast/Army
What city state allowed women to have some political rights?
Sparta
Athens
