Ancient Greece Ch 11

The geography of Greece contributed to its growth as a

• democracy

• groups of individual city-states

• unified states

• oligarchy

Minoan civilization were known for the following except

• a system of writing

• trade routes

• military power

The Minoans were defeated by

• the Athenians

• the Dorians

• the Mycenaens

• the Spartans

History of the Greeks was kept alive during the Dark Ages by

• literature

• government records

• writing on walls

• oral traditions

Achievements of the Age of Expansion include the following except

• the rise of city-states

• the development of democracy

• the invention of writing

Government controlled by the people is

• democracy

• oligarchy

• tyranny

• monarchy

Government controlled by a king or queen is

• oligarchy

• democracy

• tyranny

• monarchy

Government controlled by a few who hold power over a larger group of people is

• democracy

• oligarchy

• monarchy

• tyranny

Government that is controlled by one person who has seized power by force

• tyranny

• oligarchy

• democracy

• monarchy

who could participate in the democracy of Athens?

• everyone

• citizens and their wives

• citizens and their cats

• citizens only