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Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The Archaic PeriodVersion en ligne Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The Archaic Period par Vijo Gor 1 When did the Archaic Period begin in Greece? a Around 500 BC b Around 800 BC c Around 300 BC d Around 2000 BC 2 What happened to Greek culture during the Archaic Period? a It declined again b It began to recover and grow c It disappeared completely d It was replaced by Roman culture 3 What important skill was rediscovered during the Archaic Period? a Writing b Farming c Weaving d Shipbuilding 4 As their population grew, what did the Greeks begin to do? a Build pyramids b Leave Greece to form colonies c Stop trading d Migrate to Egypt 5 Where was the first Greek colony founded? a Ionia, on the coast of Asia Minor b Crete c North Africa d Sicily 6 What did the Greek colonies often choose for their location? a A natural port and good farmland b Forested areas c Close to Egypt d Places with temples 7 Who were the main trading partners of the Greeks during this time? a The Babylonians b The Egyptians c The Romans d The Phoenicians 8 What became one of Athens’ most important imports? a Grain b Olive oil c Marble d Bronze

Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The Archaic PeriodVersion en ligne

Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The Archaic Period

par Vijo Gor

When did the Archaic Period begin in Greece?

Around 500 BC

Around 800 BC

Around 300 BC

Around 2000 BC

What happened to Greek culture during the Archaic Period?

It declined again

It began to recover and grow

It disappeared completely

It was replaced by Roman culture

What important skill was rediscovered during the Archaic Period?

Writing

Farming

Weaving

Shipbuilding

As their population grew, what did the Greeks begin to do?

Build pyramids

Leave Greece to form colonies

Stop trading

Migrate to Egypt

Where was the first Greek colony founded?

Ionia, on the coast of Asia Minor

Crete

North Africa

Sicily

What did the Greek colonies often choose for their location?

A natural port and good farmland

Forested areas

Close to Egypt

Places with temples

Who were the main trading partners of the Greeks during this time?

The Babylonians

The Egyptians

The Romans

The Phoenicians

What became one of Athens’ most important imports?

Grain

Olive oil

Marble

Bronze

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Usborne Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece - The Archaic PeriodVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

When did the Archaic Period begin in Greece?

What happened to Greek culture during the Archaic Period?

What important skill was rediscovered during the Archaic Period?

As their population grew, what did the Greeks begin to do?

Where was the first Greek colony founded?

What did the Greek colonies often choose for their location?

Who were the main trading partners of the Greeks during this time?

What became one of Athens’ most important imports?

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