Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-States

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-States

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-States


Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-StatesVersion en ligne Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-States par Vijo Gor 1 What happened to Greece after the fall of the Mycenaean civilization? a Greece was conquered by Egypt b The region fell into decline known as the Dark Ages c The Greeks began writing their first histories d Greece became a powerful empire under one king 2 Who invaded mainland Greece during the Dark Ages? a The Romans b The Phoenicians c The Persians d The Dorians 3 How did the Greeks preserve the memory of the Mycenaeans during the Dark Ages? a Through stone inscriptions b Through trade with the Phoenicians c Through oral poems and storytelling d By copying Egyptian records 4 Which two famous epic poems tell stories of Mycenaean heroes and the Trojan War? a The Histories and The Republic b The Iliad and The Odyssey c Theogony and Works and Days d The Aeneid and Metamorphoses 5 What happened as Greek villages grew during the Dark Ages? a They developed into city-states called polis b They united into one kingdom c They stopped trading and farming d They were all destroyed by invaders 6 What was the acropolis in a Greek city-state? a A palace for the king b A sports arena for festivals c A temple marketplace d A fortress built on high ground used as a religious center 7 What made communication between Greek city-states difficult? a Constant wars with Persia b Poor roads and harsh winters c Mountainous terrain and isolated valleys d Dense forests 8 How did Athens and Sparta differ most clearly? a Athens had no walls, while Sparta had many b Athens was larger and less organized c Athens valued trade and democracy, while Sparta focused on warfare d Athens worshipped Zeus, while Sparta did not believe in gods 9 What was one major achievement of Greece during this period that shaped later Western culture? a The invention of the Greek alphabet with symbols for vowels b The building of the Great Pyramid c The first use of bronze weapons d The use of paper and ink for writing

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Greece: From the Dark Ages to the City-StatesVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What happened to Greece after the fall of the Mycenaean civilization?

Who invaded mainland Greece during the Dark Ages?

How did the Greeks preserve the memory of the Mycenaeans during the Dark Ages?

Which two famous epic poems tell stories of Mycenaean heroes and the Trojan War?

What happened as Greek villages grew during the Dark Ages?

What was the acropolis in a Greek city-state?

What made communication between Greek city-states difficult?

How did Athens and Sparta differ most clearly?

What was one major achievement of Greece during this period that shaped later Western culture?