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The Mycenaeans borrowed their art styles and writing from the:
a. Cycladic culture
b. Trojans
c. Minoans
d. Aryans |
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People today can learn about Troy from -
a. Minoan writings
b. the epics of Homer
c. wall paintings
d. artifacts |
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According to Greek mythology, who did the people of the city-states share as a common ancestor?
a. Zeus
b. Athena
c. Hellen
d. Homer |
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A council and an assembly made decisions in the Athenian democracy.
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Which of these Greek city-states had a military culture?
a. Athens
b. Sparta |
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Which of the following did not help form Greek identity?
a. religion
b. agriculture
c. mythology
d. language |
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Citizens from Athens, Sparta, and other Greek city-states worked together to defeat the invading
a. Trojans
b. Persians
c. Macedonians |
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The Peloponnesian War ended the Golden Age of Athens.
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What led the way to Alexander the Great's conquests?
a. the defeat of the Persian Empire
b. the battle of Chaeronea
c. his studeis with Aristotle |
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| the defeat of the Persian Empire |
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| a long poem that tells about important events in the life of a hero or heroine |
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| a collection of traditional stories that explain how things in nature or human events came to be |
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