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Early Greeks, Government and Arts QUIZ
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What was a “hoplite”?
What was considered the greatest contribution to western civilization?
What building material, which we rely on today, was not around to be used in Ancient Greece?
Why was Socrates put to death? (What was he found guilty of?)
What was the main building material in Ancient Greece?
What was “The Academy”?
Who were considered citizens in the city-state of Athens?
Explain how the city-states of Athens and Sparta differed with education, government and society in general.
What is a direct democracy?
What was the original definition of a tyrant? How did the definition of a tyrant change over the years?
Discuss the impact theatre and music had in the lives of the Athenians. Include some of the early instruments.
How were the systems of governments in Athens and the Sparta different? How did the governments of Ancient Greece
influence governments of the world today?
How did the geographical features of Greece impact the lives of the Greeks and the city states of Ancient Greece?
How has music from Ancient Greece impacted music today?
Because of the landscape of Ancient Greece, what was the most popular transportation?
The process of establishing colonies or settlements in other regions is called _______________.
What type of government was Sparta?
Who had the power in Sparta’s government?
A form of government ruled by the majority of people is known as __________
Who were considered citizens in the city-state of Athens?
What was the focus of an Athenian education?
Define/Identify the following terms:
a. Aulos
b. Cithara
c. Lyre
d. Plato
e. Aristotle
f. The Republic
g. Oligarchy
h. Ostracism
Thucydides
Aesop’s fables
Euripides
Plato
Sophist
Artemis
Athena
Frieze
Aristotle
A. Developed scientific logic (If A=B and B=C, then A=C)
B. Decorated part of a roof on a Greek Temple.
C. Patron Goddess of Sparta
D. Greek stories told that had a moral to it.
E. Wrote the story of the Peloponnesian Wars.
F. The name given to famous Greek philosophers.
G. Wrote the story of Heracles.
H. Goddess of wisdom and the patron Goddess of Athens.
I. Wrote 1st book on Political Science. Student of Socrates.