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

The ancient Greek synoikismos or synoecism meant:

For much of the Archaic Age,the aristocrats held power in Greece but differing forms of government developed.Among these forms of government were all of the following except:

"Hellenism" led to political cooperation between the poleis.

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

Lyric poetry from Archaic Greece:

The first historian of the Western world was:

Although Dark Age Greece is largely undocumented and therefore difficult to study thoroughly,it seems clear that the:

The Persian Wars were begun by:

Spartan soldiers were forbidden to engage in trade.

The Corinthian League was the first political and religious confederation of independent poleis pledged to support each other in times of need.

The vast majority of Athenian citizens were of the merchant/artisan class.

The Archaic Age of Greece begins with the emergence of the polis and the return of writing,but most of what we know of the period comes from the particular perspective of the:

In the symposium,Archaic Age Greek aristocrats:

The politician who took up the cause of the thetes in their quest for citizenship was:

Why was the Peloponnesian War deadlocked for an extended period of time?

The Greek polis was:

The Persian Wars might be said to be ideologically based as they were waged between:

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

Panhellenic festivals in ancient Greece included:

Athenian elites,despite acquiring their wealth through commerce,reinvested it in land and viewed commerce as a disreputable means of earning a living.