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Ancient Greece Review Game White Boards The environment in Ancient Greece was unstable because of A. Wars B. Mountains C. Women D. Democracy The environment in Ancient Greece was unstable because of A. Wars B. Mountains C. Women D. Democracy What type of democracy did Athens have? A. representative B. dictatorial C. direct D. tyranny What type of democracy did Athens have? A. representative B. dictatorial C. direct D. tyranny The women in Ancient Greece A. Were viewed as very intelligent B. Ran the government C. Had limited freedom outside the home D. Worked as sailors The women in Ancient Greece A. Were viewed as very intelligent B. Ran the government C. Had limited freedom outside the home D. Worked as sailors What did all Greeks have in common? A. They all valued military might, religion and democracy B. They shared democracy, language and Persian rule C. They shared the same language, culture and religion D. They all valued education and oligarchy government What did all Greeks have in common? A. They all valued military might, religion and democracy B. They shared democracy, language and Persian rule C. They shared the same language, culture and religion D. They all valued education and oligarchy government This was the major body of water surrounding Greece A. Pacific Ocean B. Atlantic Ocean C. Mediterranean Sea D. Black Sea This was the major body of water surrounding Greece A. Pacific Ocean B. Atlantic Ocean C. Mediterranean Sea D. Black Sea The acropolis was a A. City on a hill built for the purposes of defense and/or religious worship B. Public marketplace or meeting space C. Government ruled by a king and a queen D. Mall The acropolis was a A. City on a hill built for the purposes of defense and/or religious worship B. Public marketplace or meeting space C. Government ruled by a king and a queen D. Mall What helped the spread of Greece architectural advances to Asia? A. Persian War B. Alexander the Great’s conquests C. Greek city-states competing in Olympics D. Greek historian Herodotus What helped the spread of Greece architectural advances to Asia? A. Persian War B. Alexander the Great’s conquests C. Greek city-states competing in Olympics D. Greek historian Herodotus What happened to Athens after the Peloponnesian War? A. Athens kept their power and dominated Sparta B. Athens spread their empire to the edge of India C. The Golden Age of Athens ended and Sparta took away their democracy D. Sparta and Athens became allies conquering Africa What happened to Athens after the Peloponnesian War? A. Athens kept their power and dominated Sparta B. Athens spread their empire to the edge of India C. The Golden Age of Athens ended and Sparta took away their democracy D. Sparta and Athens became allies conquering Africa Ancient Greece was made up of these and they had their own governments, laws, customs and personalities. A. City-state B. Agora C. Acropolis D. Peninsulas Ancient Greece was made up of these and they had their own governments, laws, customs and personalities. A. City-state B. Agora C. Acropolis D. Peninsulas One legacy left by the Greeks was the Pulley system. What was the impact left by the Pulley system? A. People could lift larger loads then they could on their own B. It helped to determine when to plant crops in the spring C. People were able to easily communicate with the gods D. It helped ships move faster over the water to improve trade One legacy left by the Greeks was the Pulley system. What was the impact left by the Pulley system? A. People could lift larger loads then they could on their own B. It helped to determine when to plant crops in the spring C. People were able to easily communicate with the gods D. It helped ships move faster over the water to improve trade What is the legacy of Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates? A. Created great architectural buildings B. Contributed to sports by starting the Olympics C. Applied logic and reasoning to explain events D. Provided the democratic principles to government What is the legacy of Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates? A. Created great architectural buildings B. Contributed to sports by starting the Olympics C. Applied logic and reasoning to explain events D. Provided the democratic principles to government How were the Greek colonies and mainland Greece interdependent? A. The colonies traded grain with mainland Greece to receive olive oil and wine B. The colonies produced traded goods and shared the money with mainland Greece C. The colonies traded with Africa while mainland Greece traded with India D. Neither area traded with the other area because they were enemies How were the Greek colonies and mainland Greece interdependent? A. The colonies traded grain with mainland Greece to receive olive oil and wine B. The colonies produced traded goods and shared the money with mainland Greece C. The colonies traded with Africa while mainland Greece traded with India D. Neither area traded with the other area because they were enemies What is the difference between a monarchy and direct democracy? A. Monarchies allow citizens to vote on every law, and direct democracies allow their leaders to decide on laws. B. Women could be monarchs, but were not allowed to vote on laws C. The people chose the monarchs and the aristocrats chose leaders in a democracy D. Monarchs inherited their power and people elect leaders in a direct democracy What is the difference between a monarchy and direct democracy? A. Monarchies allow citizens to vote on every law, and direct democracies allow their leaders to decide on laws. B. Women could be monarchs, but were not allowed to vote on laws C. The people chose the monarchs and the aristocrats chose leaders in a democracy D. Monarchs inherited their power and people elect leaders in a direct democracy This was one reason why Ancient Greeks were so divided A. Lack of fertile soil B. Lack of fresh water C. Many volcanoes D. Made up of mountains This was one reason why Ancient Greeks were so divided A. Lack of fertile soil B. Lack of fresh water C. Many volcanoes D. Made up of mountains The development of democracy A. happened quickly B. took time to develop C. did not last D. changed to a monarchy The development of democracy A. happened quickly B. took time to develop C. did not last D. changed to a monarchy These were built to ask advice and worship the gods A. ships B. agora C. acropolis D. temples These were built to ask advice and worship the gods A. ships B. agora C. acropolis D. temples This was the main focus in Sparta A. Producing a strong military B. Education C. Creating good slaves D. democracy This was the main focus in Sparta A. Producing a strong military B. Education C. Creating good slaves D. democracy This was the main focus in Athens A. Producing a strong military B. Education C. Creating good slaves D. Democracy This was the main focus in Athens A. Producing a strong military B. Education C. Creating good slaves D. Democracy If you were a Spartan baby, what is the one thing you do NOT want to be A. Educated B. Dirty C. Tall D. Weak or unhealthy If you were a Spartan baby, what is the one thing you do NOT want to be A. Educated B. Dirty C. Tall D. Weak or unhealthy Children were considered youth until the age of A. 25 B. 30 C. 20 D. 35 Children were considered youth until the age of A. 25 B. 30 C. 20 D. 35 An oligarchy is a government A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people An oligarchy is a government A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people A Democracy is A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people A Democracy is A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people A Monarchy is A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people A Monarchy is A. Led by king and queen B. Ruled by the people C. Ruled by the poor D. Ruled by a few wealthy people This city state developed the first democracy A. Athens B. Sparta C. Corinth D. Crete This city state developed the first democracy A. Athens B. Sparta C. Corinth D. Crete During this war Athenian rule was ended A. Persian War B. Peloponnesian war C. Trojan War D. Iraq war During this war Athenian rule was ended A. Persian War B. Peloponnesian war C. Trojan War D. Iraq war King Darius and Xerxes were kings during this war A. Persian War B. Peloponnesian war C. Trojan War D. Iraq war King Darius and Xerxes were kings during this war A. Persian War B. Peloponnesian war C. Trojan War D. Iraq war This was the profession of many Greeks A. Teachers B. Slaves C. Sailors D. Tutors This was the profession of many Greeks A. Teachers B. Slaves C. Sailors D. Tutors This was the main market place and meeting place A. Acropolis B. Parthenon C. City-state D. agora This was the main market place and meeting place A. Acropolis B. Parthenon C. City-state D. agora Identify the Eight Characteristics of a civilization Identify the Eight Characteristics of a civilization 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. cities government religion social structure public works job specialization Agricultural Art/Architecture/l anguage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. sparta/athens, city-state Athens-democracy, Spartaoligarchy Polytheism slaves, helots, freeman, women Agora, Acropolis teaching, tutor, sailor, philosopher, farmer olives, grapes, cattle, sheep sculpture-realistic, columns, made out of stone, greek What are the similarities and differences of direct democracy and representative democracy? Similarities Differences What are the similarities and differences of direct democracy and representative democracy? Similarities rule by people vote people make choices Differences people vote on everything in direct/ people elect others to vote on everything in representative