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Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The End of an Era


Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The End of an EraVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The End of an Era por Vijo Gor 1 What was the overall result of the Peloponnesian War for Greece? a The rise of the Persian Empire b Long-lasting unity under Sparta c Peace and prosperity for all d The decline of the city-states and the end of the Classical Age 2 What did Greek quarrels after the war prevent them from noticing? a Rebuilding Athens’ empire b The rise of Macedon in the north c The return of the Persians d Discovery of new trade routes 3 Who ruled Athens right after its defeat in the Peloponnesian War? a A council of merchants b A democratic council c The Thirty Tyrants, pro-Spartan aristocrats d The Athenian Assembly 4 Who allowed democracy to be restored in Athens in 403 BC? a The Theban generals b Pericles’ son c The Persian emperor d King of Sparta 5 What happened to Sparta’s power after it defeated Athens? a It began to decline soon after its victory b It became a democracy c It grew stronger and lasted for centuries d It formed a permanent peace alliance 6 Which empire supported the Greeks when they began fighting again after the Peloponnesian War? a The Macedonian Empire b The Egyptian Empire c The Roman Empire d The Persian Empire 7 Which city defeated Sparta at the Battle of Leuctra in 371 BC? a Athens b Argos c Corinth d Thebes 8 What overall effect did decades of war have on Greek unity and strength? a It made Greece stronger and more united b It helped spread democracy to every polis c It weakened all city-states, making them easy to conquer later d It encouraged peace between Athens and Sparta 9 What new power took advantage of Greece’s weakness and began to dominate by 350 BC? a Persia b Egypt c Carthage d Macedonia under King Philip II 10 After Athens lost the Peloponnesian War, its Long Walls were torn down. What had those walls, fleets, and armies given Athens before its defeat? a A reason to give up its navy b A way to stop trading with other cities c Protection and the power to build its democracy and empire d Permission from Sparta to rule Greece 11 The wars between Athens and Sparta weakened all of Greece and made it easy for Macedonia to rise later. What bigger idea can we see from this pattern of fighting and rebuilding? a That only Sparta cared about peace b That Greece never learned how to fight c That war could make a city powerful, but endless war could also destroy it d That Persia secretly ruled both sides

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What was the overall result of the Peloponnesian War for Greece?

What did Greek quarrels after the war prevent them from noticing?

Who ruled Athens right after its defeat in the Peloponnesian War?

Who allowed democracy to be restored in Athens in 403 BC?

What happened to Sparta’s power after it defeated Athens?

Which empire supported the Greeks when they began fighting again after the Peloponnesian War?

Which city defeated Sparta at the Battle of Leuctra in 371 BC?

What overall effect did decades of war have on Greek unity and strength?

What new power took advantage of Greece’s weakness and began to dominate by 350 BC?

After Athens lost the Peloponnesian War, its Long Walls were torn down. What had those walls, fleets, and armies given Athens before its defeat?

The wars between Athens and Sparta weakened all of Greece and made it easy for Macedonia to rise later. What bigger idea can we see from this pattern of fighting and rebuilding?