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5 Written Questions

1. GOVERNMENT: A type of government used in Athens which is sort of a combine of majority rule and democracy.
2. VOCABULARY: A small strip of land. Lesson 1
3. VOCABULARY: The type of voting in which whichever side has more votes gets their law passed. Lesson 3
4. VOCABULARY: A member of a city, state, or country.
5. VOCABULARY: Humerous plays. Lesson 4

5 Matching Questions

1. cultural borrowing
2. Crete
3. agora
4. democracy
5. mountains

1. a GEOGRAPHY: A large, Greek island that sepereates the Mediterranian and the Aegean Seas from each other.
2. b GEOGRAPHY: This feature covered over three fourths of Greece!!!
3. c VOCABULARY: Taking ideas from other cultures. Lesson 2
4. d VOCABULARY: An open-air market and a gathering palce. Lesson 3
5. e VOCABULARY: Rule by the people. This was the way of rule under Pericles. Lesson 3

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. VOCABULARY: A small ruling group. Lesson 3
   1. oligarchy
   2. alliance
   3. trireme
   4. Plato
2. VOCABULARY: Bad leaders. Lesson 4
   1. demagogues
   2. leagues
   3. tragedies
   4. plague
3. VOCABULARY: Sheltered places with deep water close to shore. Lesson 1
   1. harbors
   2. helot
   3. Spartans
   4. agora
4. VOCABULARY: Groups of allies. Lesson 4
   1. leagues
   2. plague
   3. demagogues
   4. agora
5. GOVERNMENT: A type of government where citizens took a direct role in the governent.
   1. aristocracy
   2. Athenian democracy
   3. democracy
   4. direct democracy

5 True/False Question

1. Pericles → PEOPLE TO KNOW: A great leader of Athens that ruled during Athens golden age.
   

   True        False

2. Aristotle → VOCABULARY: The wealthy ruling class that is made up of powerful landowners and merchants. Lesson 3
   

   True        False

3. acropolis → VOCABULARY: A secure place. Lesson 3
   

   True        False

4. plague → VOCABULARY: Groups of allies. Lesson 4
   

   True        False

5. Socrates → PEOPLE TO KNOW: A famous Greek philosopher who taught by asking questions rather than reading his students the information.
   

   True        False