HIST CHP 6 TEST: Hellenism

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John loves all fruit. Apples are a fruit. Therefore, John loves apples. This is an example of Aristotelian logic known as:

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Syllogism

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Which of these statements showcases how Aristotle's work has impacted the modern world?

1. Aristotle taught about logical reasoning, known today as a syllogism, an argument that is based on two true statements making a third statement also true.

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1. Aristotle believed a man should live in moderation since even a virtue taken to an extreme becomes a vice.

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1. In Aristotle's logic, there can be more than one cause or relationship between events, and these causes can build on one another.

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1. All of these statements showcase Aristotle's impact.

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All of these statements showcase Aristotle's impact.

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How did Aristotle's ideas become so prominent throughout the known world at the time?

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Aristotle's most famous student, Alexander the Great, conquered much of the known world and brought Aristotelian philosophy with him.

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Which statement about Aristotle is true? Options: 1. Aristotle believed that events could have multiple causes. 2. Aristotle grew up in poverty. 3. Aristotle was imprisoned in the Academy for his philosophical beliefs. 4. Aristotle was captured by Alexander the Great.

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Aristotle believed that events could have multiple causes.

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Which of these statements best describes Aristotle's belief in the mean?

1. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die.

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1. Never put off until tomorrow that which could be done today.

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1. An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

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1. All things should be done in moderation.

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All things should be done in moderation.

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How did Solon solve Athens' economic problems?

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He encouraged the Athenians to build an olive oil trade.

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How did poor people in Athens manage to get a loan around 590 BCE?

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Through debt slavery.

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After the Bronze Age collapse, most city-states in ancient Greece were governed by _____?

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oligarchies

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In ancient Greek political thought, how is a classical tyrant different from a king?

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A tyrant is elected to his position.

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How did Cleisthenes complete Athens' democratic reformation?

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He transferred most of the power of government from the aristocratic Areopagus to the general assembly.