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1
Q

Verses with six beats to each line are called?

A

Hexameters

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2
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What german businessman traveled to the world that Homer describes in his hexameters?

A

Schiliemann

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Where did Schiliemann discover palaces and the tombs of kings, armor, and shields as the Homeric songs described?

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Mycenae

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4
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The place that was really destroyed by fire?

A

Troy

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5
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What was found in Mycenae that had hieroglyphs on it and actually wasn’t from that place?

A

A ring

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6
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What was the hieroglyphs inscribed on the ring?

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The name of an Egyptian king who lived around 1400 B.C.

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The predecessor of an Egyptian king also known as the great reformer?

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Akhenaton

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8
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A collection of small fortified cities, each with its own palace and King?

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Greece

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9
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What took courage as well as cunning and was a task which fell to the nobility?

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Searaiders

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10
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These noblemen weren’t interested in preserving the ways of their ancestors and with there many raids gave them new ideas and taught them to relish variety and change?

A

Assyrians

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11
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Where were the items that schiliemann found in his excavations that were believed to have come from Greek cities actually invented from?

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On an island nearby called Crete

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What people built splendid royal palaces, with innumerable rooms, staircases running up and down in all directions, great pillars, courtyards, corridors, and cellars-a veritable labyrinth?

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The Cretans

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13
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Around when were Homeric poems composed?

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Before 800 B.C.

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14
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The Dorians settled right down into the southernmost tip of Greece which looks like a maple leaf and is called what?

A

Peloponnese

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Peloponnese subdued the inhabitants and set them to work in fields and founded a city where they lived and called it?

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Sparta

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16
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What is the name of the city the Iranians founded which they dedicated to the Goddess of Athena who in the Homeric song, so often came to the rescue of Ulysses the sailor?

A

Athens

17
Q

What did the Phoenicians pass on to the Greeks?

A

Their wonderful way of writing useful letters

18
Q

How did Socrates challenge Euthydemus’ views on morality?

A

By proposing a hypothetical scenario in which deceitful acts could be moral

19
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What was Socrates’ approach to conversation in the marketplace?

A

To reveal the limits of people’s understanding and question their assumptions

20
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What kind of wisdom does the Western tradition in philosophy value?

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Wisdom based on argument and reasoning