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WorksheetsGreece Test Prep
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 12mins
Characteristics that the city-states had in common
Religion
Language
Culture
Government
Which characteristics were unique (Special) to each city state? (3 answers)
Government
Laws
Customs
language
Which geographic features of Greece lead to the isolation and formation of over 1000 city-states? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY
Mountains
Forests
Islands
Deserts
What TWO groups made up the earliest Greeks?
Minoans
Myceneans
Munchins
Muslims
What is a representative democracy?
A government where citizens elect representatives to serve in the government
A government where citizens forma small group to make all the decisions for the government
A government where 1 person makes all the decisions for the citizens in the country
a government where a tyrant takes control of the government and doesn't listen to the citizens
Athens had a direct democracy. What is a direct democracy?
a government where each citizen plays a direct role in the government
a government where citizens elect representatives to represent them in government
A government where a tyrant takes all the power from citizens
a government where each citizen is given a choice to choose the king
Which type of government is ruled by NO ONE
Oligarchy
Anarchy
Representative democracy
Monarchy
Which type of government is ruled by a few people (a small group)
Direct Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Anarchy
Which types of government are ruled by everyone? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)
Representative democracy
Monarchy
Direct democracy
Oligarchy
Which government is ruled by ONE person? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)
Oligarchy
Anarchy
Monarchy
Dictatorship
The Greek people were Monotheistic
True
False
The Peloponnesian war spread throughout the Peloponnese Peninsula. Which 2 city states were the most responsible for this war?
Athens and Sparta
Sparta and Rhodes
Thieves and Corinth
After the conclusion of the Peloponnesian war, Phillip II of Macedon was able to conquer the entirety of Greece fairly easily. Why was Philip able to conquer Greece in such a dominant fashion? (CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY)
The Greek city-states were very weak after fighting each other for so long
The Greek city states had used up their resources in the Peloponnesian war against each other
Mesopotamia supported Philip II by supplying soldiers and chariots
Greece suffered major damage from a monsoon
Alexander the Great took the throne after the death of his father, King Philip II. While he was a child, Alexander had a famous Greek philosopher teach him. Who was Alexanders teacher?
Aristotle
Socrates
Plato
Forte
What was every day life in the city-state of Sparta focused on. (Choose all that apply)
Military
Strength
Producing strong warriors
Education and learning
What was every day life in the city-state of Athens focused on. (Choose all that apply)
Education and learning
3 great Greek philosophers
Democracy
Military
Hellenistic Culture was a combination of Greek, Hebrew, Indian, Egyptian and Persian cultures. What role did Alexander the Great play in spreading this culture?
He Hated all these cultures and made sure no one could practice them
As he conquered new lands, him and his troops spread elements of Greek Culture around
He forced everyone to only practice Greek culture
he didn't spread them, he kept all of the Greek culture to himself
