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Ancient Greece Study Guide
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Answer these questions on a separate sheet of lined paper to prepare for the Unit Final on
Thursday, March 19. If you answer all 43 questions, you will receive 20 points added to your
final score. You may use either the Blue or Purple Book. This is due March 19.
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Where was Ancient Greece located?
What was the Peloponnesus?
What occupation did most Greeks have?
Where did the Minoans live?
What was the name of the Minoan capital?
What happened to the Minoans?
Who were the Mycenaeans?
What happened during the Greek Dark Age?
Who was Homer?
What is a city-state?
How did city-states develop?
What are the names of two famous Greek city-states?
What is democracy?
What is a monarchy?
What is an oligarchy?
What is a tyrant?
How did democracy evolve in Athens?
Who was considered a citizen in Athens and who wasn’t?
What was a Metic?
What were the Olympics and when were they first held?
Who were the following Greek gods and goddesses?
a. Zeus
d. Athena
b. Poseidon
e. Apollo
c. Hades
How did the Greeks honor their gods and goddesses?
How were Sparta and Athens the same?
How were Sparta and Athens different?
What was an ephor?
Who were the helots?
How were children trained in Sparta compared to Athens?
Sparta and Athens teamed up to find what group of people?
Who won the Persian War?
What were the names of the 4 major battles during the Persian War?
Who was Pericles and why was he so important?
What were the three goals Pericles had for Athens?
What was the Golden Age of Athens?
What was the Parthenon?
What was the Acropolis?
What was the agora?
How did most Athenian men spend their day?
How did most Athenian women spend their day?
What was life like for mining slaves?
Who fought in the Peloponnesian War?
How did the war end and who won?
Who was Socrates and why was he so important?
Who was Alexander the Great and why was he so important?