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World History
Greeks
Governme
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Warfare
The Great
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Question 100
The source of our
knowledge of the Greek
Dark Ages?
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Answer 100
What are the epic
poems, the Iliad and the
Odyssey by Homer.
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Question 200
The Greek god who was
King of gods and man?
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Who is Zeus.
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Question 300
Patron of the city of
Athens, was the goddess
of wisdom?
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Who is Athena?
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Question 400
The term describing
gods having human form
or attributes?
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Answer 400
What is
anthropomorphic.
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Question 500
The athletic contest
began as an attempt to
please the Greek gods
through physical
prowess?
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Answer 500
What is the Olympic
games.
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Question 100
“city-state,” the basic
political unit of Greece.
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Religion 100 answer
What is a polis
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Question 200
The earliest form of
government in the Greek
city-states; rule by one.
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What is a monarchy.
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Question 300
The rule of a few;
created tension between
the wealthy and lower
class citizens?
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What is a oligarchy.
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Question 400
Dissatisfaction between
the upper and lower
classes often led to this
kind of rule, which
means gaining control,
usually by force?
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What is a tyranny.
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Question 500
Rule by the people;
adult male citizen could
share in the
responsibility of ruling
his city?
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What is a democracy.
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Question 100
The name given to the
Spartan slaves, who
eventually greatly
outnumbered the
Spartans?
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What is Helots.
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Question 200
Two Greek city-states
that represented two
opposing ways of life
within Greek society?
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Who are Athens and
Sparta.
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What Greek city-state
was characterized by
creativity, commercial
endeavors, democracy,
and individualism?
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What was Athens.
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Daily Double 400
Identify the eastern
civilization that threatened
the Greeks and explain the
importance of the battles of
Thermopylae, and Salamis
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The Persians. At Thermopylae, the 7,000
Greeks confronted about 200,000 Persians at
the mountain pass of Thermopylae they were
able to hold them off til a Greek traitor told the
Persians of another way to pass. At the Battle
of Salamis the Athenians had withdrawn to the
Island of Salamis and tricked the Persians into
launching their vessels during high tide the next
morning. The smaller Greek ships were able to
out maneuver the Persians. The Persian force
had been
stopped.
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Question 500
The influential leader of
Athens during her socalled Golden Age?
Explain the importance
of his role in Athens?
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Who is Pericles. He encouraged
advances in thought, art, science,
literature, ect. He brought
democracy to Athens, great
leader of the Athenians during
the Peloponnesian War. Died
after getting sick.
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Question 100
Who fought in the
Peloponnesian war?
And what was the final
outcome?
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The Peloponnesian war was a
civil war between Sparta and
Athens. Sparta emerged
victorious but was plagued
with problems after the war.
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Question 200
A defensive alliance
among Athens and other
Greek city-states to ward
of Persian threat?
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The Delian League
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Question 300
Over what kingdom did
Philip II rule?
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What is Macedonia.
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Question 400
Under what leader did
the Macedonians
conquer much of the
known world of the
time?
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Who is Alexander the
Great.
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Question 500
What happened to
Alexander the Great and
his great empire?
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Alexander died of malaria and his
kingdom was divided among his
4 friends. The three main ruling
families were Ptolemies, Egypt;
Seleucids, Syria and Persia;
Antigonids, Macedonia and
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Potpourri 100
The name given to the
new culture that
emerged in the Near
East that mixed Greek
culture with the cultures
of the East?
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What is Hellenistic, “like
the Greek”
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Potpourri 200
What philosopher
developed the three-step
logical process of
thinking called a
syllogism?
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Who is Aristotle.
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Potpourri 300
Who is known as the
Father of Medicine?
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Potpourri 300 answer
Hippocrates
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Potpourri 400
Identify the three styles
of Greek architecture?
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What are Doric, Ionic,
and Corinthian style.
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Potpourri 500
The Father of History?
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Who is Herodotus.
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