Greek Culture
Life/Religion
Government
Sparta vs. Athens
City-States
100

Plato was best known for his ideas on which topic?

Philosophy.

100

Ancient Greece had great accomplishments in which areas?

Architecture and theater.

100

What is the difference between an oligarchy and a direct democracy?

Oligarchy- a form of government where the political power is isolated within a small number of people

Direct Democracy- a form of government where all citizens are able to vote on all political issues

100

The Peloponnesian War was fought between Sparta and what other civilization?

Athens.
100

Why was Athens more successful at sea trade than many other Greek city-states?

Athens was located around many of the natural harbors of Greece.

200

According to Aristotle, the best form of government is one ruled by what?

The law.

200

What is the significance of Homer's The Iliad?

It provides insight into the experiences and culture of Ancient Greeks.

200

Although women and slaves of Ancient Greece played different roles in society, what was one similarity between the two groups?

Neither group was allowed to participate in government.

200

Why was the Parthenon built in Athens? 

To honor the goddess Athena.

200

What was an important feature of most city-states?

An acropolis. 

300

Socrates made contributions to which aspect of Greek culture?

Education.

300

Why were there many different gods in the Ancient Greek religion? 

The Greeks believed that each god controlled a specific aspect of life.

300

What did the democracy of Athens depend upon?

It depended on its people to participate in government. 

300

What is one difference about being a woman in Athens vs Sparta?

Spartan women enjoyed more equality than Athenian women.

300

How did the expansion of the Persian Empire impact the Greek city-states?

It sparked controversy and war between Persia and the Greek city-states. It drew them into the war with Persia.

400

Who is responsible for civilizations trending towards Hellenistic culture?

Alexander the Great.

400

In what ways were the gods and goddesses similar to humans?

Greek gods and goddesses had human emotions.

400

What was one way the Athenian government limited the voting rights of its citizens?

Athens only allowed male citizens to vote. 

400

How did the Peloponnesian Wars have a negative impact on Ancient Greece?

They left Ancient Greece vulnerable to invasions from Macedonia?

400

What was one purpose of the Olympic games in ancient Greece?

To promote peace between city-states.

500

What role did Alexander the Great play in spreading Greek culture and ideas throughout the middle east?

He conquered territories and created an empire, spreading Greek culture.

500

Which texts give insight into the life of Ancient Greeks?

The Iliad and the Odyssey.

500

What type of government was supported in Athens?

Democracy.

500

Which statement best describes the differences in the cultures and goals of people living in ancient Athens and ancient Sparta?

Athenians focused on education and art, while Spartans were focusing on becoming powerful warriors. 

500

How did the rule of Philip of Macedonia impact the Greek city-states?

It led to the unification of all Greek city-states.

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