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Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Mycenean CivilizationVersión en línea Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Mycenean Civilization por Vijo Gor 1 Where did the Mycenaean civilization develop? a On the mountainous mainland of Greece, in many small kingdoms and hilltop towns b On the island of Crete, where they built the Palace of Knossos c On the flat plains of Mesopotamia near the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers d In the deserts of Egypt, close to the Nile Delta 2 Why were Mycenaean palaces strongly fortified? a Because earthquakes often destroyed their palaces b Because the Mycenaeans feared floods and built walls to stop the sea c Because the Mycenaeans were warriors who needed protection from attacks and to show their power d Because the Mycenaeans liked to keep animals inside the palace walls 3 What were the Mycenaean palace walls made of? a Massive stone blocks and thick defensive gates b Wooden planks covered in painted clay c Bricks made of mud and straw baked in the sun d Marble taken from the island of Paros 4 What role did the palaces play in Mycenaean society? a They were schools for scribes who copied Minoan legends b They were only used as homes for farmers and shepherds c They were centers of government, storage, religion, and craft production for the entire region d They were temples where people worshipped the snake goddess 5 What were Mycenaean rulers buried in? a Small clay jars hidden inside palace walls b Large beehive-shaped tombs called tholoi, filled with gold and precious objects c Wooden coffins placed in shallow graves near farms d Pyramids similar to those built by the Egyptians 6 What did Mycenaean farmers and traders produce or exchange? a They grew rice and tea and traded silk and spices with China b They grew wheat, barley, grapes, and olives, and traded wine and oil for metals like copper and tin c They raised camels and traded leather with African tribes d They mined silver and exported glass to Egypt 7 Which materials came from other lands through Mycenaean trade? a Iron from Africa and obsidian from Iceland b Copper from Cyprus, ivory from Syria, tin from Anatolia, and gold and alabaster from Egypt c Coal from northern Europe and marble from Italy d Silk from India, sugar from Arabia, jade from China 8 How did Mycenaean soldiers equip themselves for war? a They wore bronze body armor, carried spears and shields, and sometimes helmets made from boar tusks b They used iron armor and crossbows developed in Asia Minor c They wore linen robes and fought with wooden clubs d They fought bare-handed and painted their faces for battle 9 What legend is connected with the Mycenaeans’ wars? a The battle of Thermopylae led by Leonidas of Sparta b The founding of Athens by Theseus c The myth of the Minotaur on Crete d The Trojan War, possibly based on a real Mycenaean raid on Troy in the late 1200s BCE 10 What happened to the Mycenaean civilization by 1200 BCE? a It united with Egypt to form one vast empire b Most palaces were destroyed or abandoned, and the civilization disappeared for reasons still unknown c It moved entirely to Asia Minor to avoid famine d It turned into the Roman Republic that ruled the Mediterranean 11 Why would historians think the Mycenaeans were descended from Indo-Europeans? a Because the Mycenaeans spoke an early form of Greek, which belongs to the Indo-European language family, showing they likely descended from Indo-European migrants who entered Greece around 2000 BCE b Because the Mycenaeans lived in India and shared temples with the Aryans c Because Indo-Europeans and Mycenaeans both traded in olive oil and wine d Because Indo-Europeans were known to build palaces on islands like Crete

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - The Mycenean CivilizationVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

Where did the Mycenaean civilization develop?

Why were Mycenaean palaces strongly fortified?

What were the Mycenaean palace walls made of?

What role did the palaces play in Mycenaean society?

What were Mycenaean rulers buried in?

What did Mycenaean farmers and traders produce or exchange?

Which materials came from other lands through Mycenaean trade?

How did Mycenaean soldiers equip themselves for war?

What legend is connected with the Mycenaeans’ wars?

What happened to the Mycenaean civilization by 1200 BCE?

Why would historians think the Mycenaeans were descended from Indo-Europeans?