Holt World History- Ancient Greece Quiz
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Welcome to Hold World History book quiz. This short test is based on chapter 5, section 3- Ancient Greece. How much do you know about Greek history? Have you been keeping up with all the facts and important events from this section of history? Well, this quiz will test your knowledge. Let's see if you can pass it.
- 1.
Sparta may have developed a rigid, militaristic society different from other city-states due to this unique geographical feature
- A.
A large hill with fortress
- B.
Flat desert landscape
- C.
It was an island
- D.
It was located in an isolated valley with no defensive walls
- E.
It was at the foot of a volcano
Correct Answer
D. It was located in an isolated valley with no defensive wallsExplanation
Sparta was located in an isolated valley, unlike most other city-states, which were located on hills.Rate this question:
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- 2.
All are TRUE of Spartan society EXCEPT
- A.
The former invaders controlled the city-state
- B.
Slaves or "helots" greatly outnumbered other Spartans
- C.
They had kings
- D.
The government allowed people to do as they like, as long as they obeyed the laws
- E.
Starting at age 7, boys were trained for the military
Correct Answer
D. The government allowed people to do as they like, as long as they obeyed the lawsExplanation
The Spartan government controlled every aspect of citizen's lives from birth to deathRate this question:
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- 3.
All would characterize Spartan values EXCEPT
- A.
Wealth is good and one should try to make money and be successful
- B.
Women should be strong and healthy- even athletic
- C.
Unhealthy babies are useless and should be left to die
- D.
Music education is important in that it teaches discipline
- E.
Art, literature, and other expressions of individual freedom should not be emphasized or condoned
Correct Answer
A. Wealth is good and one should try to make money and be successfulExplanation
Spartan society produced little art and literature and believed people of all genders and ages should be strong and healthy; they believed love of money interfered with military disciplineRate this question:
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- 4.
In Athenian society a "metic" was
- A.
A woman with political power
- B.
A doctor
- C.
A leader
- D.
A slave
- E.
A non-citizen born outside of Athens
Correct Answer
E. A non-citizen born outside of AthensExplanation
In Athenian society, a "metic" referred to a non-citizen born outside of Athens. This term was used to describe individuals who were not considered full citizens of Athens but lived within the city-state. Metics had certain rights and protections, such as the ability to own property and engage in commerce, but they were not granted the same political privileges as citizens. This distinction between citizens and metics was an important aspect of Athenian society and reflected the hierarchical nature of their social structure.Rate this question:
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- 5.
All are TRUE of Athenian democracy EXCEPT
- A.
All citizens participated directly in making decisions
- B.
Athens was divided into 10 tribes, with 50 men chosen from each tribe in the "Council of 500"
- C.
Women could not vote
- D.
Jurors were chosen by lot and voted on each case with a secret ballot
- E.
Citizens elected representatives to govern for them
Correct Answer
E. Citizens elected representatives to govern for themExplanation
Athens had a direct democracy, whereby all citizens participated directly instead of electing representatives like the United StatesRate this question:
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- 6.
What were two regions conquered by Alexander the Great?
- A.
China
- B.
Persia
- C.
Egypt
- D.
India
Correct Answer(s)
B. Persia
C. EgyptExplanation
Alexander the Great conquered Persia and Egypt during his military campaigns. Persia was a vast empire that stretched from modern-day Iran to parts of Turkey and Egypt. Alexander defeated the Persian King Darius III and took control of the Persian Empire. Egypt, on the other hand, was ruled by the Pharaohs at that time. Alexander successfully conquered Egypt and was declared the Pharaoh, solidifying his control over the region. These conquests were significant in Alexander's empire-building and his ambition to create a vast empire that spanned across different regions.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who is known as the Father of Medicine? Doctors today still take his oath.
- A.
Socrates
- B.
Hippocrates
- C.
Alexander The Great
- D.
Pythagoras
Correct Answer
B. HippocratesExplanation
Hippocrates is known as the Father of Medicine because he was an ancient Greek physician who made significant contributions to the field of medicine. He is often credited with establishing medicine as a separate profession and promoting the idea that diseases have natural causes rather than being caused by supernatural forces. Hippocrates also developed the Hippocratic Oath, which is still taken by doctors today and emphasizes ethical standards and patient care. His work laid the foundation for modern medicine and his influence can still be seen in medical practice today.Rate this question:
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