- Which of the following is not a characteristic of Greece?
d. mostly fertile land
- Approximately ___________ of Greece is covered by mountains. b. 3/4
- Define the term barbarian as it was originally used in the ancient world.
e. The word came from the Greek "barbaros," which originally meant "Non-Greek."
4. What defines a megalithic structure?
c. Massive rough-cut stones used to construct monuments and tombs
5. What does the term tribe refer to?
a. A social and political unit consisting of a group of communities held together by common interests, traditions, and real or mythical ties of kinship
b. A family-based group governed by a hereditary chieftain
c. A clan-based group prior to the advent of city-states in the Greek world
d. A group of warriors, related by blood, who are governed by a king or queen
e. All of these(I chose e)
- Tribes were governed by
- Warrior kings or queens d. all of these(i chose d)Chieftains e. none of these
- Tribal leaders chosen by warriors
- Who were the first European barbarians to make contact with civilization?
- Celts
- Which of the following modern-day countries would NOT be considered a member of “Western civilization”?
- China
- What is the name of the sea located just west of the Greek mainland?
- Mediterranean Sea
- What is the name of the sea located just east of the Greek mainland?
- Aegean Sea
- What were the major crops the Aegean people lived on?
- Grain, vines, and olives
- Which civilization arose on the island of Crete?
- Minoan
- Which civilization established settlements along the Greek mainland’s southern shore and on some islands?
- Spartan
- Which civilization built massive walls to protect themselves from attack?
- Mycenaean
- A period of Greek history in which the population dropped, ships no longer sailed, and writing fell out of use, is called the
- First Persian War d. Dark Ages
- Megalithic Destruction e. none of these(I chose e)
- Collapse of Crete
- Following this time period, the Greeks joined which group as the leading commercial and seafaring nation of the Mediterranean?
- Etruscans
- In historical writing, the letter “c” might appear before a date, as in “c. 1500 BC.” What does this “c” mean?
- circa
- By 600 BC, Greek city-states dotted the coastlines around the Mediterranean Sea. These were called
- colonies
- Although they varied in size, ancient Greek city-states most closely resembled what modern-day geographical feature?
- counties
- This is a form of government in which a small group of citizens dominated, and the power of the majority was limited in various ways.
c. oligarchy
- This is a form of government in which decisions were made by the majority of adult male citizens.
- democracy
- This is a form of government in which a self-proclaimed dictator held power.
d. tyranny
- This is a form of government in which power is held by a single ruler, and is often passed along from father to son.
- monarchy
- Spartans used this government system.
c. oligarchy
- At what age did Spartan males begin their military training?
- seven
- What was the wealthiest city-state in the ancient Greek world?
- Athens
- This was the high fortified citadel and religious center of an ancient Greek town.
- Parthenon
- This was the name of the southern peninsula where Sparta was located.
e. Peloponnesus
- These were massive fighting ships with three banks of oars, used to ram or board enemy ships.
e. triremes
- This was a heavily armed and armored citizen-soldier of ancient Greece.
- hoplite
Short answer.
- You recall the time period when the Greek population dropped, ships no longer sailed, and writing fell out of use. What years did this period begin and end?
- 1100–800 BC
- During the time period when writing fell out of use, the poet Homer is said to have told stories of the Trojan War, and of a war hero attempting to return to his home. What are the titles of these two stories?
The illiad and the oddysey
- The word “Mediterranean” originally meant _____________________ .
it meant center of the world
- What were prominent and long-established Athenian land-owners called?
nobility
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