9th Grade History Ancient Greece

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Who were the Mycenaeans?

The Mycenaeans were the first to collect taxes and fled to Ionia during the Dark Ages; they were early Greeks living on the mainland.

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Where did the Minoans live?

The Minoans lived on the Island of Crete.

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What significant event occurred in 776 BC?

The first Olympics were held at Olympia.

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What are the five events of the Pentathlon?

Running, jumping, discus, wrestling, and javelin throw.

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What was the Truce of Zeus?

A temporary stop to wars and battles that allowed travel to the Olympic Games.

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Marathon?

King Darius of Persia was defeated while trying to invade the Greeks.

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What was the Battle of Thermopylae?

The Last Stand of 300 Spartans led by Leonidas against the Persians led by Xerxes.

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What is an oligarchy?

A city-state ruled by a group of wealthy people.

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Who was Alexander the Great?

A conqueror who declared Babylon as the capital of his Empire and spread Greek culture to India.

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What was the age at which Alexander the Great took power?

He took power at age 20.

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What was the fate of Alexander's army during his conquests?

They became tired and wanted to return home despite his desire to conquer further.

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What is the term 'Polis' in Ancient Greece?

It refers to a city-state.

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Who was Aristotle?

A philosopher who opened Lyceums, which were schools.

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What is Plato known for?

Writing the book called 'The Republic.'

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What happened to Socrates?

He was killed by poison for corrupting the youth of Athens with his teachings.

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Who is known as the Historian of Ancient Greece?

Herodotus.

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Who is considered the Father of Medicine in Ancient Greece?

Hippocrates.

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What was the typical life of a Spartan male?

Taken from family at age 7 for military training, graduated at age 18 as a Spartan warrior.

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What was the typical life of an Athenian male?

Entered formal education at age 7, graduated at age 18 with a well-rounded education including math, music, and philosophy.

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What cities were named after Alexander the Great?

Many cities, including Alexandria in Egypt.

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What was a decisive victory for Alexander the Great?

His defeat of Darius, which ended Persian power.

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