I Greci Flashcards

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What is the geographical location of Ancient Greece?

A

Ancient Greece is located in southeastern Europe, on the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula.

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What is the significance of the city-state (polis) in Ancient Greece?

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The city-state, or polis, was the fundamental political unit in Ancient Greece, each with its own government and way of life.

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True or False: Ancient Greece was a unified nation.

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False: Ancient Greece was made up of many independent city-states.

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Name one of the two major city-states in Ancient Greece.

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Athens or Sparta.

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What was the primary focus of Athenian society?

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Athenian society primarily focused on arts, philosophy, and democracy.

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What was the main focus of Spartan society?

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Spartan society focused on military training and discipline.

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Fill in the blank: The Greek god of war is _____ .

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Ares.

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What is the name of the famous ancient Greek epic poet?

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Homer.

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Which two epic poems are attributed to Homer?

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The Iliad and The Odyssey.

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What was the role of the agora in Ancient Greece?

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The agora served as a public space for assemblies, markets, and social gatherings.

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What is the term for the Greek philosophy that emphasizes reason and logic?

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Rationalism.

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Who is considered the father of Western philosophy?

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Socrates.

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True or False: Democracy first developed in Athens.

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True.

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What was the purpose of the Olympic Games in Ancient Greece?

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The Olympic Games were held to honor the god Zeus and promote unity among city-states.

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What was the main political structure of Sparta?

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Sparta was an oligarchy, ruled by a small group of elites.

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Name one famous philosopher from Ancient Greece.

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Plato or Aristotle.

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What was the primary language spoken in Ancient Greece?

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Ancient Greek.

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Fill in the blank: The Parthenon is a temple dedicated to the goddess _____ .

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What is the significance of the Persian Wars for Ancient Greece?

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The Persian Wars united the Greek city-states against a common enemy and led to the rise of Athens.

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What form of government was practiced in Ancient Athens?

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Direct democracy.

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True or False: The Delian League was an alliance led by Sparta.

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False: The Delian League was an alliance led by Athens.

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What was the cultural impact of the Hellenistic period?

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The Hellenistic period spread Greek culture and influence across a vast area, blending it with local traditions.

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What was the primary medium of Ancient Greek art?

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Sculpture, pottery, and architecture.

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What is the significance of the Socratic method?

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The Socratic method promotes critical thinking and dialogue through questioning.

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Name one major contribution of Ancient Greece to modern society.
Democracy, philosophy, or the arts.
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Fill in the blank: The term 'Hellenism' refers to the spread of _____ culture.
Greek.