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6 SS Ancient Greece Geography and City States (L ...
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When did Spartan boys begin training?
Age 7
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What caused the Dark Age of Greece?
The Dorians conquered the mainland using iron weapons
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What rights did citizens have?
Vote, hold office, own property, and speak in court
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What is a Greek tragedy?
A play where the main character faces fate and ends tragically
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Who led the 300 Spartans?
King Leonidas
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What was a hoplite?
An infantry soldier with a spear and shield
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TRUE or FALSE: The Parthenon used perspective to make its columns appear straight.
True
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Why were the first Olympic Games held?
To honor Zeus
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What is an oligarchy?
Government ruled by a few wealthy people
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What is a polis?
An independent city-state with its own government and economy
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Who was the head deity of the Minoans?
The Great Goddess (Earth Mother)
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How did the Greeks win the Battle of Salamis?
They used smaller, faster ships to outmaneuver the Persian navy in narrow waters
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Who won the Battle of Marathon?
Athens
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What is laconic speech?
Using very few words
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TRUE or FALSE: Athenian boys were expected to live in military barracks for 2 years.
False
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Where was Sparta located?
On the Peloponnesus peninsula
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TRUE or FALSE: A hoplite soldier used swords and shields.
False (they mainly used spears and shields)
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Who won the Battle of Salamis?
Athens
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What power did the Ephors have?
They could veto laws
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Where did Greeks flee during the Dark Age?
Ionia
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Who were the Helots?
Slaves who worked Spartan land
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What portion of a city-state was enslaved?
Between one-fourth and one-third
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What was the Olympic prize?
An olive wreath and hero status
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What was the Agora?
A marketplace and public meeting place
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What is The Republic about?
Plato’s idea of an ideal society ruled by the most intelligent
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What epic poem describes the Trojan War?
The Iliad
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How did the Minoans earn a living?
Through sea trade with Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Canaan
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What was the status of women and slaves?
They were not citizens and had no political or legal rights
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Who qualified for citizenship in a polis?
Free men born in the city-state who owned land
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What was the Acropolis?
A fortified hill with temples and a religious center
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How could someone become a slave?
War capture, birth, or debt
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Who wrote Oedipus Rex?
Sophocles
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What is the Socratic Method?
A teaching method using questions to challenge thinking and develop logical reasoning
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What is a democracy?
Government where power is held by citizens
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What is an aristocracy?
Rule by the nobility
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What was a trireme?
A warship with three rows of oars
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Why was it called the Dark Age?
Writing was lost, trade stopped, and poverty increased
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Who laid the foundations of biology?
Aristotle
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What was the phalanx?
A tight military formation with overlapping shields
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Who were the first advanced civilization on the Greek mainland?
The Mycenaeans
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TRUE or FALSE: The Spartan king who led 300 soldiers at Thermopylae was Themistocles.
False (it was King Leonidas)
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What is the Socratic Method?
Teaching through questioning to test logic
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Who is the Father of History?
Herodotus
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What did the Ionians bring back around 750 BCE?
Culture, crafts, and the Phoenician alphabet
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What was unique about Spartan women?
They had more rights, including owning property
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TRUE or FALSE: The Delian League was led by Sparta.
False (it was led by Athens)
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