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Geography and Politics of Ancient Greece

Total questions: 8

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary political expression of Ancient Greece?

a)

the city-state

b)

the nation-state

c)

the city-league

d)

the nation-league

2.

Who could be citizens in Greek city-states?

a)

all men

b)

men and women

c)

free men

d)

free, native born, land owning men

3.

A television show in which the main character struggles to overcome difficulties, but still has an unhappy ending would be which type of drama?

a)

comedy

b)

tragedy

c)

myth

d)

fable

4.

Which of the following areas of American society have been influenced by the ancient Greeks?

a)

Architecture

b)

Science

c)

Literature

d)

All of the above

5.

What role did the geography around Greece play in it protection and history?

a)

the mountains created separate city-states causing intense rivalries

b)

it helped create unity among the Greek city-states

c)

Greece's contact with other civilizations and people outside Greece was very limited

d)

the geography had little effect on the culture of Greece

6.

The Greeks developed the idea of citizenship. We use this idea in the United States. What is citizenship?

a)

when citizens are treated unequally and have rights and responsibilities

b)

when citizens are treated equally and have rights and responsibilities

c)

when citizens have rights but no responsibilities to their country

d)

when citizens are treated equally but do not have any rights or responsibilities

7.

Greek citizens had certain rights compared to non-citizens. Which of the following are rights that the Greeks had and that American citizens have?

a)

vote

b)

hold office

c)

own property

d)

defend themselves in court

e)

all of the above

8.

Athens had a government in which all citizens participated fully in elections. What type of government was it?

a)

representative democracy

b)

direct democracy

c)

republic

d)

monarchy