Multiple Choice:
- Mostly Fertile land isn't a characteristic
- Approximately 3/4 of Greece is covered by mountains
- The term barbarian originally came from the Greek "barbarous," which originally meant "Non-Greek."
- A megalithic structure is a massive rough-cut stone used to construct monuments and tombs
- A tribe is a social and political unit consisting of a group of communities held together by common interests, traditions, and real or mythical ties of kinship
- Tribes were governed by warrior kings or queens
- The Greeks were the first European barbarians to make contact with civilization.
- The United States wouldn't be considered a member of "Western civilization."
- The Ionian Sea is located west of the Greek mainland.
- The sea located the east of the Greek mainland is the Aegean Sea.
- Aegean people lived on grains, vines, and olives
- The Minoan civilization arose on the island of Crete.
- The Mycenaeans established settlements along the Greek mainland southern shore and on some islands
- The Mycenaeans built massive walls to protect themselves from attack.
- The Dark Ages were a period of Greek history in which the population dropped, ships no longer sailed, and writing fell out of use.
- The Greeks joined the Phoenicians as the leading commercial and seafaring nation of the Mediterranean.
- "C" means circa
- The city-states that dotted the coastlines around the Mediterranean Sea were called colonies
- Greek city-states most closely resembled modern-day states.
- Oligarchy were the form of government in which small group of citizens dominated, and the power of the majority was limited in various ways
- Democracy is a form of government in which decisions were made by the majority of adult male citizens
- Tyranny is a form of government in which a self-proclaimed dictator held power
- Monarchy is a form of government in which power is held by a single ruler, and often passes along form father to son
- Spartans used oligarchy
- Spartan males began their military training at age seven
- Athens was the wealthiest city-state in the ancient Greek world
- The acropolis was the high fortified citadel and religious center of an ancient Greek town
- Peloponnesus was the southern peninsula where Sparta was located
- Triremes were massive fighting ships with three banks of oars, used to ram or board enemy ships
- A hoplite was a heavily armed and armored citizen-soldier of ancient Greece
Short Answer:
- This was a period called, Dark Ages which lasted from 1150-800 B.C.
- The tiles of the stories is the "Iliad and the Odyssey."
- The word "Mediterranean" originally meant "in the middle of the earth" or "between lands."
- Prominent and long-established Athenian land-owners were called aristocrats.
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