Exam 3: The Civilization of Greece 1000-400 B.C.E

How did Ancient Greek culture differ from Mesopotamian and Egyptian culture?

The Phoenicians introduced the Greeks to seafaring as a means of trade.

The reformer who broadened political power in Athens beyond those who held the office of archon was:

The Sophist claim that "man is the measure of all things" means that:

What were the effects of hoplite warfare on the Greek poleis?

While the themes found in Athenian tragedies addressed social and political issues of the day,comedies did not.

In the symposiums of Archaic Age Greece,aristocrats:

All Greek poleis except Athens and Sparta immediately surrendered to Xerxes' invasion forces.

Greek symposiums excluded all women.

Socrates' aim was to show that:

In preparation for war with Persia,Athens financed the:

The decisive Greek military victory over the Persians at Salamis was won by the:

After hoplites were introduced in Greece:

How did the Persian Wars change the political landscape of the Greek city-states?

After Athens created a peace treaty with Persia,it forced members of the former Delian League to remain loyal by:

The Greeks became literate again during the ninth century B.C.E.by adopting:y

The best men or aristoi of early Greece modeled their behavior on:

Tyrannies were long-lasting forms of government in which familial dynasties took root.

The ancient Greek synoikismos or synoecism meant:

The Olympic Games did little to stop the rivalry between the poleis.