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1 Which of the following was not A cause for Athens’ defeat
During the Peloponnesian War. a) The Plague b) Persia gave money to Sparta c) King Philip helped Sparta d) Sparta destroyed its crops

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4 c) Peloponnesian League
What was the name of the alliance that Athens’ created to protect Greece from foreign invasions a) Delian League b) Attica Alliance c) Peloponnesian League d) NATO

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7 b) Peloponnesian League
In response to Athens’ growing Power what alliance did Sparta create a) Delian League b) Peloponnesian League c) Aegospotami League d) Dionysus League

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10 Approximately how many years did the Peloponnesian War last.
b) 30 c) 25 d) 10

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13 Which of the following is NOT a result of the Peloponnesian War
a) Golden Age ends b) All of Greece is weakened c) Athenian democracy ends d) Socrates is exiled

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16 Athens’ contributed to the outbreak of the Peloponnesian War by.
a) Signing a treaty with Sparta b) Spreading democracy c) Trying to build an Empire d) Signing a treaty with Persia

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19 The sea battle where Athens’ Lost most of its navy was called
a) Salamis b) Aegospotami c) Marathon d) Plataea

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22 c) Leadership of Pericles
Which of the following is NOT a reason why Athens’ became the leading power in Greece after the Persian Wars a) Strong Army b) Persia defeated c) Leadership of Pericles d) Delian League

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25 Socrates was arrested, tried, & convicted of corrupting the
youth of Athens. His sentence was a) Life in prison b) Banishment or exile c) Death by poison d) Pay a fine

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28 Which one of Socrates students wrote down much of what we
know about Socrates. a) Thales b) Sappho c) Aristotle d) Plato

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31 After the Peloponnesian war which Macedonian leader was
able to conquer the Greeks. a) Alexander b) King Philip II c) Cyrus d) Aristotle

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