1. The Classical Western World: Ancient Greek Civilization

2. Part I: Terms/Wars Government by the nobility Aristocracy Aristocracy

3. Part I: Terms/Wars Government by all of the citizens Direct Democracy Direct Democracy

4. Part I: Terms/Wars This war included the battle of Thermopylae, or the 300 Persian War Persian War

5. Part I: Terms/Wars Government by one person, usually a king or queen Monarchy Monarchy

6. Part I: Terms/Wars The Greek word for city-state Polis Polis

7. Part I: Terms/Wars This war led to the Golden Age of Athens Persian War Persian War

8. Part I: Terms/Wars Early militaristic Greek civilization that was ruled by a warrior-king Mycenae Mycenae

9. Part I: Terms/Wars Government by a small group of wealthy citizens Oligarchy Oligarchy

10. Part I: Terms/Wars This war may have resulted from an economic rivalry Trojan War Trojan War

11. Part I: Terms/Wars In this war, Athens and Sparta fought on the same side Persian War Persian War

12. Part I: Terms/Wars In this war, Athens and Sparta were enemies Peloponnesian War Peloponnesian War

13. Part I: Terms/Wars This war RESULTED in disunity among the Greek city-states Persian War Persian War

14. Part I: Terms/Wars The banishment of a public figure who has threatened democracy Ostracism Ostracism

15. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both The primary focus of education was to train prospective soldiers Sparta Sparta

16. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Women were treated with respect, but had no political rights Sparta Sparta

17. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Ruled by a democracy Athens Athens

18. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Metics (foreign aliens) Athens Athens

19. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Ruled by an oligarchy Sparta Sparta

20. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Perioci (free men that did not own land) Sparta Sparta

21. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Women had no rights and were to stay out of political affairs Athens Athens

22. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Boys entered school at the age of 7 Both Both

23. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Captured outsiders and used as Helots Sparta Sparta

24. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Citizens had to have been born within the city-state Athens Athens

25. Part II: Athens/Sparta/Both Council of Elders Sparta Sparta

26. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Conformity Sparta Sparta

27. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Beauty Athens Athens

28. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Humor Athens Athens

29. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Modesty Sparta Sparta

30. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Individuality Athens Athens

31. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Debate Athens Athens

32. Part III: Values – Athens or Sparta? Endurance Sparta Sparta

33. Part IV: True or False? The acropolis was the public meeting place of the city-state True True

34. Part IV: True or False? The Peloponnesian League formed before the Delian League False False

35. Part IV: True or False? Religion was a major source of conflict between the city-states False False

36. Part IV: True or False? All of the Greek city-states were democratically governed False False

37. Part IV: True or False? The Delian League was an alliance of Greek city-states True True

38. Part IV: True or False? After the Persian War, Athens entered a Golden Age True True

39. Part V: Unity or Disunity? All of the Greeks spoke the same language Unity Unity

40. Part V: Unity or Disunity? Festivals such as the Olympics Unity Unity

41. Part V: Unity or Disunity? The Greeks Believed they were all descendants of Helen Unity Unity

42. Part V: Unity or Disunity? The existence of slavery Disunity Disunity

43. Part V: Unity or Disunity? Geographic features Disunity Disunity

44. Part V: Unity or Disunity? Considered themselves citizens of a polis before citizens of Greece Disunity Disunity

45. Part V: Unity or Disunity? Fear of the Persians Unity Unity

46. Part VI: Alexander the Great Alexander the Great was from this region located just north of Greece Macedonia Macedonia

47. Part VI: Alexander the Great Hellenistic culture, as established by Alexander, included these four cultures Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian