A) helot B) democracy C) tyrant D) ephor E) oligarchy
A) oligarchy B) ephor C) democracy D) helot E) tyrant
A) tyrant B) helot C) democracy D) ephor E) oligarchy
A) democracy B) ephor C) oligarchy D) tyrant E) helot
A) helot B) tyrant C) ephor D) oligarchy E) democracy
A) strait of Salamis B) Persia C) satrap D) Zoroastrianism E) Xerxes
A) strait of Salamis B) Xerxes C) satrap D) Persia E) Zoroastrianism
A) Zoroastrianism B) Xerxes C) Persia D) satrap E) strait of Salamis
A) Zoroastrianism B) Xerxes C) satrap D) Persia E) strait of Salamis
A) strait of Salamis B) Zoroastrianism C) satrap D) Xerxes E) Persia
A) philosopher B) representative C) direct democracy D) Pericles E) Aspasia
A) direct democracy B) Aspasia C) philosopher D) Pericles E) representative
A) direct democracy B) Pericles C) representative D) philosopher E) Aspasia
A) Aspasia B) direct democracy C) representative D) Pericles E) philosopher
A) Pericles B) Aspasia C) philosopher D) representative democracy E) direct democracy
A) horses B) rabbits C) sheep D) cattle
A) Phoenician B) Minoan C) Dorian D) Mycenaean
A) earthquakes B) the Trojan War C) Thousands left the mainland to settle on islands. D) The people forgot their written language.
A) politicians B) citizens C) soldiers D) kings
A) wealthy women who owned land B) foreign-born men with land C) freed slaves who owned land D) free native-born men who owned land
A) an ephor. B) an oligarch. C) a tyrant. D) a democrat.
A) the government B) the military C) the helots D) sports
A) running, wrestling, and javelin throwing. B) art, music, and poetry. C) cooking, cleaning, and combat. D) sewing, swordplay, and trade.
A) Athenian boys studied combat; Spartan boys played sports. B) Athenian boys became citizens at 30; Spartan boys became citizens at 18. C) Athenian boys went to school; Spartan boys served in the military. D) Athenian boys lived in barracks; Spartan boys lived at home.
A) Cleisthenes B) Plutarch C) Solon D) Peisistratus
A) Greece B) the Red Sea. C) Asia Minor. D) the Caspian Sea.
A) army B) nobles C) chief of police. D) tax collectors.
A) Greeks and Athenians B) Syrians and Canaanites C) Phoenicians and Mesopotamians D) Jews and Zoroasters
A) Herodotus B) Xerxes C) Cyrus the Great D) Themistocles
A) high taxes B) the king’s sons plotting to take over the throne C) a war D) a drought
A) Persian B) Artisan C) Athenian D) Delian
A) conquest, rebuilding B) politics, religion C) farming, trade D) creativity, learning
A) the Delian League headquarters B) the Parthenon C) the school of Greece D) the Athens assembly building
A) fruit, vegetables B) farming, trade C) pottery, jewelry D) merchants, artisans
A) the Peloponnesian War B) the City-States War C) the Persian War D) the Spartan War |