Exam 3: The Aegean and Archaic Greece

What were the criteria for being a Greek citizen?

Hesiod depicted the hard life of an emigrant farmer in his poem __________.

The __________ column on Greek temples probably originated in Egypt two thousand years earlier.

The Greeks referred to cities by the collective name of their citizens.

__________ was an important school of pre-Socratic philosophy.

A band of relief elements below the cornice of a Greek temple is called the __________.

Scholars call Epic poems that draw their material from legends and oral traditions __________.

Minoan __________ has yet to be fully deciphered.

The Greeks represented gods in human terms.

Which Greek philosopher argued that mathematics discovers universal constants?

Much of Greek culture can be seen as __________: original ideas on which later ideas are based.

The four centuries between the Mycenaean and Greek civilization are called the Greek __________.

The Greek polis was comprised of four distinct sections.

Minoan civilization was centered on __________.

The Greek gods were called __________ because they dwelled on Mount Olympus.

Compare and contrast the Minoan and Mycenaean palaces.How do their architecture and design inform us about differences between these two societies?

__________ refers to the basic Greek city-state.

The Greek equivalent to our musical scale is called a __________.

The "Palace of __________" had so many rooms that Greek myth called it the "labyrinth of the Minotaur."

What is the name for the style of Greek temples during the Archaic period?