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Greek City States

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

1. 

Which of the following would best describe the political development of the Ancient Greeks
a.
All of Greece was under the rule of a Tyrant
c.
All of Greece was a direct democracy under one government
b.
Greek City-states grew up independently of one another and acted independently politically
d.
All Greek City-states were monarchies throughout their history
 

2. 

Which of the following American cities are named after the Ancient Greek word for city-states?
a.
Pittsburgh
c.
Detroit
b.
Annapolis
d.
Tarpon
 

3. 

The ________ required seven year olds to report for military service.
a.
Persians
c.
Messenians
b.
Athenians
d.
Spartans
 

4. 

This Ancient Greek city-state was the center of artistic expression and philosophy.
a.
Sparta
c.
Athens
b.
Knossos
d.
Corinth
 

5. 

The Ancient Greeks gained a newfound confidence with its victory over _________.
a.
the Romans
c.
the Persians
b.
the Babylonians
d.
the Egyptians
 

6. 

_________ were very popular with the common people despite the negative connotation (meaning) of the word in today’s language.
a.
Tyrants
c.
Senators
b.
Aristocrats
d.
Kings
 

7. 

A ________ is a government form in which all citizens vote on all issues.
a.
Councilship
c.
Oligarchy
b.
Monarchy
d.
Direct Democracy
 

Matching
 
 
a.
Agora
f.
Monarchy
b.
Athens
g.
Acropolis
c.
Sparta
h.
Oligarchy
d.
Delian League
i.
Phalanx
e.
Polis
j.
Tyrants
 

8. 

An open marketplace in Ancient Greece
 

9. 

A group of nobles who seized power by gaining favor with the commoners
 

10. 

A Spartan military formation that was feared by all of the known world
 

11. 

Word for the city state of Ancient Greece
 

12. 

A government system where a small group of wealthy merchants and artisans have the right to rule
 

13. 

A government system where a king or queen rules over all
 

14. 

The most powerful navy in all of Greece; lovers of the arts.
 

15. 

The most powerful army in all of Greece; fiercely militaristic
 

16. 

An alliance of City-states led by Athens
 

17. 

A hilltop fortress
 



 
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