Unit 4: Ancient Greece and Alexander the Great

Which of the following figures was a Greek philosopher?

• Pythagorean

• Euclid

• Aristotle

• Hippocrates

Alexander the Great was the king of Macedonia and Greece, and responsible for which of the following?

• Golden Age

• Classical Age

• Hellenistic Age

• Dark Ages

The Golden Age of Athens occured under which leader?

• Darius

• Xerxes

• Pericles

• Socrates

How did Sparta differ from Athens?

• It cared little about democracy or the arts

•  It was a society centered around the military

• Spartans lived a simple, minimal way of life.

• All of the above

Athens was renowned for its great minds. What was Socrates known for?

• He taught using the Socratic method 

• He opened up the philosophical school, the Academy

• He created many works on politics and science

• He theorized about the perfect city-state.

During the classical age of Greek civilization, where was the center of art and literature located?

• Carthage

• Sparta

• Athens

• Delphi

The end of the Trojan War is described by which piece of literature?

• The Iliad by Homer 

• The Aenid by Vergil

• The Odyssey by Homer

• The Republic by Plato

The Peloponnesian War was fought between which two areas of land?

• Greece and Rome 

•  Rome and Carthage

• Greece and Persia

• Athens and Sparta

Which of the following describes the Hellenistic Era?

• all the major civilizations were isolated 

• most of Europe and Asia was connected by Greek culture and language

• warfare was prominent

• the importance of Greek culture on the world stage diminished

Compared to Athenian women, Spartan women are best described as which of the following?

• experienced more freedom and the same legal rights as men

•  more educated

• less healthy

•  had fewer legal rights and less freedom