Exam 2: Ancient Greece

The depopulation and poverty that followed the fall of the Mycenaeans is called the _____.

Greek temples reveal the influence of _____.

Funds from the _____ were used to finance Pericles's rebuilding of the Akropolis.

Citing specific examples explain how Mycenaean monuments' art objects promote the power of the king.

The use of dark silhouettes against a cream-colored background typifies the decoration of _____ ceramic pots.

Why do these appear to come from different eras?

What does this monument reveal about ancient Greek society and gender roles?

At the time of the Trojan wars, wealthy Mycenaeans were buried in _____.

Cantilevered rows of stone formed a _____ above the lintel of the Lion Gate at Mycenae.

How did the female form develop from the Archaic to the Hellenistic period? Please provide examples.

What made the Parthenon a "perfect temple"?

On the Stele of Hegeso, the deceased is represented ______.

How were Geometric vases, such as the funerary krater, decorated?

Which features identify this temple as early Archaic? What factors might explain its unusual or transitional features?

Following the Peloponnesian war and the alienation and disillusionment that followed, Late Classical artists focused on _____.

The dimensions of the Parthenon were calculated on _____.

Describe the development of the Doric order in temple architecture. How did it change from the Archaic to the Classical period?

How were the subjects of the Parthenon's pediments connected to the temple's function?

Greek vase painting of the _____ consisted mainly of abstract motifs.

Identify the primary differences between the Doric and Ionic orders.