Chapter 3.2

Which two Greek city-states are mentioned in the development of Greek city-states?

• Corinth and Thebes

• Sparta and Athens

• Delphi and Olympia

• Mycenae and Argos

What aspect of Greek city-states is related to their 'Role'?

• Military strategies

• Economic policies

• Cultural influence

• Government structure

Which of the following is NOT a focus area in the study of Greek city-states according to the document?

• Role

• Government

• Development

• Religion

How did city-states differ from nation-states?

• City-states were larger and more powerful than nation-states.

• City-states were independent and self-governing, unlike nation-states.

• City-states had a single ruler, while nation-states had multiple rulers.

• City-states were primarily agricultural, while nation-states were industrial.

How did the government and culture of Sparta and Athens differ?

• Sparta focused on democracy, while Athens focused on military strength.

• Sparta was known for its art and philosophy, while Athens was known for its military.

• Sparta had a military-focused society, while Athens valued democracy and culture.

• Sparta and Athens had identical governments and cultures.

What were the four basic Greek types of government?

• Democracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny

• Republic, Empire, Federation, Confederation

• Democracy, Republic, Monarchy, Dictatorship

• Monarchy, Democracy, Communism, Socialism

What was the basic political unit of Greece?

• Empire

• Kingdom

• Polis

• Province

Where did the Greeks usually build their cities?

• On a plain

• At the foot of a hill

• Near a river

• In a valley

What does the term "acropolis" mean?

• Low city

• High city

• Central city

• Outer city

Despite sharing language and customs, what did the Greeks lack?

• Economic unity

• Military strength

• Political unity

• Cultural identity