Ancient Greece 2021
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- Q1A form of government that Sparta had where a small group of people hold power over the countryAnarchyMonarchyOligarchyDemocracy30sEditDelete
- Q2Due to Greece's geography, ancient Greeks mostly traveled by boat and became great sailors.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q3Ancient Greece was a collection of city-states each with its own government. However, they had the following similarities.All of the abovethe Olympicssame godssame language30sEditDelete
- Q4Sparta was a great military powerFalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q5Women in Athens had more rights that women in SpartaTrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q6Athens valued thinking over military strength. They emphasized philosophy, art and science.TrueFalse30sEditDelete
- Q7Mountains made farming hard for the Greeks so their strongest export wasivorygoldolive oilperfume30sEditDelete
- Q8The belief in many gods is calledmonotheismreligionatheismpolytheism30sEditDelete
- Q9All of these are ancient Greek achievements EXCEPTdemocracythe wheeltheatermedicine30sEditDelete
- Q10Sparta believed strongly in trade.TrueFalse20sEditDelete
- Q11Sparta was a great military power.TrueFalse10sEditDelete
- Q12An agora isa priest or priestessGreek moneya building on top of a hillthe center of town where assemblies were held & people would buy and sell goods10sEditDelete
- Q13an object or memory handed down from one period of time to anotherlegacyelectiondemocracyoligarchy20sEditDelete
- Q14to live forever; to never dielegacyagoraimmortalmajority20sEditDelete
- Q15an organized choice by vote for a position in a political (government) officeelectionmajoritydemocracyjury20sEditDelete
- Q16representing the greater number in a tally, vote or countpolytheismdemocracymajorityelection20sEditDelete
- Q17a form of government where a small group of people hold power over the countryjurydemocracymajorityoligarchy20sEditDelete
- Q18type of government used in the Athens in which citizens govern themselvesdemocracyelectionagoraoligarchy20sEditDelete
- Q19a group of ordinary citizens who decide the answer to a legal question in the courtroom (determine guilt or innocence)agorademocracymajorityjury20sEditDelete