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ANCIENT GREECEVersión en línea Activity about Ancient Greece from a Crash Course video por Javier Ramón Núñez 1 How was Ancient Greece politically organized? a Into one empire b By city-states c Into one republic d By states united under a common monarchy 2 What things did Ancient Greece give modern western society? a The word for music b The first dedicated history c The idea of democracy d All of the above 3 Citizenship was restricted to which people in all Greek city-states? a Clergy b Merchants c Ruling elite d Men 4 What form of government did the city-states have? a Tyranny b Oligarchy c Governments ranged from democratic to completely dictatorial d Democracy 5 What was the consequence of the Greek victory in the Persian War? a A united Greek identity with Athens as the de facto capital b The Greek conquest of Persia c Spartan supremacy over the other city-states d The end of the Golden Age 6 Which city-state emerged as the most important after the Persian War? a Corinth b Athens c Thebes d Sparta 7 What important building was created during the Golden Age and later served as a church, mosque and armory? a The Panathenaic Stadium b The Colosseum c The Pantheon d The Parthenon 8 What was the Peloponnesian War? a A proxy war between Athens and Persia b A major war between Sparta and Persia c A 30 year conflict between the Athenians and the Spartans d A 100 year conflict between the Athenians and the Spartans 9 What was the Peloponnesian War about? a Power and resources b Athens trying to get Sparta to embrace democracy c The abolition of slavery d Revenge for the atrocities of the Persian War 10 What did the democratic Athenians do to the Melians when they asked not to participate in the Peloponnesian War? a Imposed taxes and strict regulations b Established democracy on the island c Left them alone to govern themselves d Killed all the men and enslaved the women and children

ANCIENT GREECEVersión en línea

Activity about Ancient Greece from a Crash Course video

por Javier Ramón Núñez

How was Ancient Greece politically organized?

Into one empire

By city-states

Into one republic

By states united under a common monarchy

What things did Ancient Greece give modern western society?

The word for music

The first dedicated history

The idea of democracy

All of the above

Citizenship was restricted to which people in all Greek city-states?

Clergy

Merchants

Ruling elite

Men

What form of government did the city-states have?

Tyranny

Oligarchy

Governments ranged from democratic to completely dictatorial

Democracy

What was the consequence of the Greek victory in the Persian War?

A united Greek identity with Athens as the de facto capital

The Greek conquest of Persia

Spartan supremacy over the other city-states

The end of the Golden Age

Which city-state emerged as the most important after the Persian War?

Corinth

Athens

Thebes

Sparta

What important building was created during the Golden Age and later served as a church, mosque and armory?

The Panathenaic Stadium

The Colosseum

The Pantheon

The Parthenon

What was the Peloponnesian War?

A proxy war between Athens and Persia

A major war between Sparta and Persia

A 30 year conflict between the Athenians and the Spartans

A 100 year conflict between the Athenians and the Spartans

What was the Peloponnesian War about?

Power and resources

Athens trying to get Sparta to embrace democracy

The abolition of slavery

Revenge for the atrocities of the Persian War

What did the democratic Athenians do to the Melians when they asked not to participate in the Peloponnesian War?

Imposed taxes and strict regulations

Established democracy on the island

Left them alone to govern themselves

Killed all the men and enslaved the women and children

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ANCIENT GREECEVersión en línea

por Javier Ramón Núñez

How was Ancient Greece politically organized?

What things did Ancient Greece give modern western society?

Citizenship was restricted to which people in all Greek city-states?

What form of government did the city-states have?

What was the consequence of the Greek victory in the Persian War?

Which city-state emerged as the most important after the Persian War?

What important building was created during the Golden Age and later served as a church, mosque and armory?

What was the Peloponnesian War?

What was the Peloponnesian War about?

What did the democratic Athenians do to the Melians when they asked not to participate in the Peloponnesian War?