Maestra

Adela Spezzia
Historia del Mundo
P. 6-Mr. Vasquez
1. What did the Minoans and the Mycenaeans have in common?
CORRECT: They were both sea-trading peoples

2. What straits did Troy control?
CORRECT: the straits between the Mediterranean and Black seas

3. Where did the Minoan civilization arise?
CORRECT: the island of Crete

4. What was Homer's legacy?
CORRECT: epic poems

5.According to legend, what started the Trojan War?
CORRECT: A Trojan prince kidnapped a Greek queen.

6. Watercolor paintings done on wet plaster are called
CORRECT: frescoes.

7. Where is Odysseus trying to go during the Odyssey?
CORRECT: home to his wife

8. Which of the following was NOT depicted in a Minoan fresco at Knossos?
CORRECT: a Trojan horse

9. Shrines are areas dedicated toCORRECT: honoring gods and goddesses.

10. What is the name of the war between the Mycenaeans and the people of Troy?
CORRECT: the Trojan War

1. Spartan soldiers used a phalanx to fight. What is a phalanx?
CORRECT: a tactical formation

2. What is the name of a government ruled by a small group of wealthy people?
CORRECT: oligarchy

3. Where did Greeks believe the gods lived?CORRECT: on Mount Olympus

4. How were women treated differently in Sparta and Athens?
CORRECT: Spartan women were needed to take on many responsibilities because the men were training or at war. Athenian women were more isolated.

5. A Greek city-state was called a
CORRECT: polis.

6. People who gain power by force are known as
CORRECT: tyrants.

7. Which of the following wasNOT a reform made by Solon of Athens?
CORRECT: banned the export of olive oil

8. How was democracy in Athens limited?
CORRECT: Only landowning men could participate in government.

9. The free residents of a city-state were its
CORRECT: citizens.

10. At what age did Spartans begin military training?
CORRECT: 7

1. In a __________, a large number of citizens take partdirectly in the day-to-day affairs of government.
CORRECT: direct democracy

2. What organization led to creation of an Athenian empire?
CORRECT: the Delian League

3. Athenians were required to serve on a panel of citizens who judge the outcome of a trial, called a(n)
CORRECT: jury.

4. Athenian warships sank Persian boats with
CORRECT: underwater battering rams.

5. What endedAthenian domination of the Greek world?
CORRECT: the Peloponnesian War

6. How did a stipend allow poor men to serve in government?
CORRECT: It gave them a fixed salary.

7. Why might an Athenian individual be ostracized?
CORRECT: for posing a threat to democracy

8. Who was Pericles?
CORRECT: a leader of Athens

9. Athens used an alliance in its fights against Persia. What is an alliance?CORRECT: a formal agreement of mutual defense between countries

10. What was NOT true of Athenian government during the golden age?
CORRECT: Elected representatives could ostracize people.

1. What was the result of Socrates' trial?
CORRECT: He was put to death.

2. Which of the following is NOT true of Greek drama?
CORRECT: Makeup was used to enhance expressions.

3. People whouse reason to find causes for events are called
CORRECT: philosophers.

4. Plato's most famous student who analyzed forms of government was
CORRECT: Aristotle.

5. Which of the following was NOT a class in Plato's ideal society?
CORRECT: priests

6. Plays that tell stories of human suffering are called
CORRECT: tragedies.

7. The Parthenon is a famous example of Greek
CORRECT:architecture

8. What is involved in the Socratic method?
CORRECT: posing questions and challenging people to examine the implications of their answers

9. What word best describes Greek sculpture by 450 B.C.?
CORRECT: idealistic

10. What is involved in the Socratic method?
CORRECT: posing questions and challenging people to examine the implications of their answers

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