WorksheetsAncient Greece, 9.3 New Visions
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 20mins
How were classical civilizations interconnected?
through trade routes such as the SEA, SAND, and SILK routes
through trade routes such as the SEA, SALT, and SILK routes
through mostly sea routes
through mostly land routes
SEA, SAND, and SILK routes were all examples of trading routes during the classical period.
True
False
The mountainous terrain of Greece resulted in widely scattered settlements known as (a)
(n.) the exchange and spread of goods and ideas through contact between people from different cultures
Trade Route
Trade Network
Cultural Diffusion
Cultural Absorption
Silk from East Asia was traded in the Middle East.
True, there is evidence of Silk Middle East according to this map.
False, there is evidence of Silk in Europe, so it must have traveled by sea.
Greece's geography, mountains, islands, sea, could have resulted in which of the following?
scattered independent city-states
grouped dependent city-states
city-states that have diverse language and relgions
groups of people that are easily conquered
The geography of Greece greatly influenced the culture in that, with few natural resources and surrounded by water, the people eventually took to the sea for their livelihood. (select all that apply)
agriculture was easy
sea trade was more often used
war was more frequent
centralized rule was possible and easy
Athens and Sparta develop similar political systems.
True
False
Spartans focused on ________ more than Athens. Athens was more into ________ than Sparta.
(a)
A Spartan visiting Athens might say....
“I feel as though I have never left home. Everything here is the same as it is in Athens.”
“I have never heard of a society like Athens that believes in only one God.”
“The government and society in Athens are so relaxed. The people are too involved in politics.”
Spartan children were prepped for war by all of the following except,
given 1 pair of clothes for the whole year
educated in philosophy
starved so they would steal food
participated in physical training
Athens or Sparta? "Girls too were educated in a similar manner to boys but with a greater emphasis on dancing, gymnastics, and musical accomplishment which could be shown off in musical competitions and at religious festivals and ceremonies."
Athens
Sparta
Athens or Sparta? "he ordered the maidens to exercise themselves with wrestling, running, throwing, the quoit [a ring thrown toward a peg in the ground], and casting the dart"
Athens
Sparta
Athens or Sparta? "weak infants were left at the mountain side to die"
Athens
Sparta
Athens or Sparta? "Contact with non-family males was discouraged and women occupied their time with indoor activities such as wool-work and weaving. "
Athens
Sparta
An expansion of Hellenistic culture occurred under which ruler?
Darius the Great
Alexander the Great
Pericles
Cyrus the Great
Hellenistic culture is a blend of ______
Persian, Greek, Mesopotamian, and Indian Cultures
Chinese, Greek, Egyptian, and Indian Cultures
Persian, Greek, Egyptian, and Indian Cultures
Persian, Greek, Egyptian, and Italian Cultures
The ancient Greeks were
Polytheistic
Monotheistic
Atheist
Scientologist
Who was the leader of Athens after the defeat of the Persians and took Athens into a "Golden Age" of prosperity and achievement?
Themistocles
Leonidas
Pericles
Cyrus
Which of these played the biggest role in the economy of ancient Greece?
Black Sea
Nile River
Mediterranean Sea
Persian Gulf
Check all innovations from the Golden Age of Athens.
Greek Columns
Pythagorean Theorem
The temple on the Acropolis of Athens, known as the Parthenon
realistic and idealized style in their sculpture
In a golden age the city-state of athens ...
experienced a period of extreme war
experienced a period of artistic and scientific growth
experienced a period of military growth
experienced a few days of artistic and scientific growth
Heavy use of transportation and communication networks provided a way for rulers to reach large audiences with their messages in the Persian empire.
true
false
The inscription provided a way of communicating Persian legal codes to new subjects and foreign travelers by being placed in a prominent spot
true
false
The Persian empire used standardized currency to
show authority
make trade easier
teach the people about the importance of the god on the coin
Decreased tax revenue due to people not using new standardized currency
Spartan or Athenian values? "If we look to the laws, they afford equal justice to all despite their differences. If a man is able to serve the state, he is not hindered by his condition."
Sparta
Athens
Spartan or Athenian values? "Instead of making them effeminate (ladylike) and spoiled with a variety of clothes, the rule was to give them one piece of clothing the entire year. They would wear the same piece of clothing whether it was hot or cold. This taught them to be brave in all weather. "
Sparta
Athens
Feuding between Sparta and Athens eventually led to a twenty-seven year long civil war called the Peloponnesian War in 431 BCE which led to the decline of Greece
True
False
Ancient Athenian women had ______ political rights.
Full
No
Partial
Did Athenian or Spartan women have more rights?
Athenian women
Spartan women
What kind of democracy did ancient Athens have?
Direct
Representative
What kind of government did Ancient Sparta have?
monarchy
oligarchy
tyranny
democracy
"During the Achaemenid (Persian) period significant changes occurred in the system of land relations in the Middle East. All the land that was under cultivation was accurately measured, and the best portion of it belonged to the king, the temples, business houses, military leaders, and the civil servants of the royal house and temple administration."
This passage best illustrates which of the following similarities between classical empires?
The expansion of legal systems in order to control trade
The creation of systems to manage production in order to reward elites for loyalty
The growth of imperial cities due to increased use of religious rituals
The erosion of political institutions due to concentration of wealth
What does DOGTAIL Stand for?
(a)
On a scale of 1-4 with one being not much at all and 4 being a lot, how much do you feel you learn with the new curriculum?
1- Less than Savvas (I get confused, its difficult, or I am not learning a lot)
2- a bit
3- a good amount
4- More than Savvas (analyzing problems is better than reading, we repeat more so it helps, or this style is better for me)
