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Midterm Greece
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1The origins of Greekness come from the [blank_start]Iliad[blank_end] and the [blank_start]Odyssey[blank_end]
- AIliad
- BOdyssey
2Greek gods represent humanity at its best and worst
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3Core Religous beliefs:
[blank_start]Human[blank_end], both individual and communities, must [blank_start]honor[blank_end] the gods and [blank_start]thank[blank_end] them for [blank_start]blessings[blank_end] received and to receive [blank_start]more[blank_end] in return- AHuman
- Bhonor
- Cthank
- Dblessings
- Emore
4Spart: [blank_start]war-like[blank_end], [blank_start]helots[blank_end], [blank_start]the council of elders[blank_end], [blank_start]harsh existence[blank_end]
Athens: [blank_start]philosophy[blank_end], [blank_start]democracy[blank_end], [blank_start]luxury[blank_end]- Awar-like
- Bhelots
- Cthe council of elders
- Dharsh existence
- Ephilosophy
- Fdemocracy
- Gluxury
5The Ionian Revolt lead to the Greco-Persian wars
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
6Which of the following describe the Battle of Marathon (490)?
- Ahoplites
- Bunprecedented victory
- Ceasy victory
- Dmarch 26.2 miles back to Sparta
- Emarch 26.2 miles back to Athens
7Complete the definition of Thermopylae
[blank_start]Sparta[blank_end] ward off Persians so the rest of the [blank_start]Greeks[blank_end] could band together and present an amry able to fight the [blank_start]Persians[blank_end]- ASparta
- BGreeks
- CPersians
8[blank_start]Hellenism[blank_end] is the spread of Greek culture, [blank_start]language[blank_end], thought, and way of life
- AHellenism
- Blanguage
9Which of the following describe a polis?
- Acity-state
- Bautonomous
- Cself-governing
- DEmpire
- ERuler
- Fcenter of the city
10Acropolis: a citadel or [blank_start]fortified[blank_end] part of an ancient Greek city, typically built on a [blank_start]hill[blank_end]
Agora: a [blank_start]public[blank_end] space used for [blank_start]assemblies[blank_end] and [blank_start]markets[blank_end]- Afortified
- Bhill
- Cpublic
- Dassemblies
- Emarkets
11The Peloponnesian war was between which two cities?
- AAthens
- BSparta
- CCarthage
- DCorinth
12The Peloponnesian war was a contest over defining Greekness
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
13Spart won the Peloponnesian war
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
14Democracy is restored to Athens after they expel how many tyrants set up by Sparta?
- A10
- B30
- C200
- D60
15I need more information on Alexander the Great
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
16Alexander's Orientalization is the [blank_start]adopting[blank_end] of Persian [blank_start]customs[blank_end]. Often times offensive to his [blank_start]Greek[blank_end] and [blank_start]Macedonian[blank_end] army
- Aadopting
- Bcustoms
- CGreek
- DMacedonian
17Alexander the Great was searching for Darius solely for the purpose of becoming King of Kings
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
18Alexander the Great's empire split into [blank_start]Antigonid[blank_end], Pronemy, [blank_start]Seleucid[blank_end]
- AAntigonid
- BSeleucid
19Polis: representative of the [blank_start]individual[blank_end] who was sovereign and [blank_start]democratic[blank_end]
Cities: subject and representative of [blank_start]Alexander[blank_end] and listened only to [blank_start]his voice[blank_end]- Aindividual
- Bdemocratic
- CAlexander
- Dhis voice
20Virtue: [blank_start]excellence[blank_end], [blank_start]merit[blank_end], [blank_start]rhetoric[blank_end], [blank_start]leadership[blank_end]
Wisdom: [blank_start]ability to think[blank_end]
Pleasure: [blank_start]good[blank_end], [blank_start]absence of pain[blank_end]- Aexcellence
- Bmerit
- Crhetoric
- Dleadership
- Eability to think
- Fgood
- Gabsence of pain
21Socrates [blank_start]470 to 399[blank_end] Plato [blank_start]427 to 397[blank_end] Aristotle [blank_start]384 to 322[blank_end]
- A470 to 399
- B384 to 322
- C427 to 397
- D427 to 397
- E470 to 399
- F384 to 322
- G384 to 322
- H470 to 399
- I427 to 397
22Socratic Method: form of cooperative, argumentative [blank_start]dialogue[blank_end] between individuals, based on [blank_start]asking[blank_end] and answering questions to stimulate [blank_start]critical thinking[blank_end]
- Adialogue
- Basking
- Ccritical thinking
23Philosopher Kings are those who rule the city without any personal [blank_start]bias[blank_end] or [blank_start]needs[blank_end] to sway them away from absolute [blank_start]justice[blank_end]
- Abias
- Bneeds
- Cjustice
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- Historical Prespectives Test sobre Midterm Greece, creado por Mariel Cedeno el 03/03/2019.
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- Mariel Cedeno
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- English
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