Ancient Greek History

Welcome to the Ancient Greek History category of Questions LLC! Here, we delve into the captivating world of ancient Greece, an era renowned for its influential philosophers, legendary mythological gods and heroes, iconic literature and theatre, innovative city-states, and groundbreaking advancements. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student studying ancient civilizations, or simply curious about this enthralling period, our Q&A platform offers a diverse range of questions and answers that explore the rich tapestry of Ancient Greek History. Embark on a fascinating journey through ancient Greece as you deepen your understanding of its politics, culture, warfare, art, and much more. Explore, learn, and quench your thirst for knowledge in our Ancient Greek History category!

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How did Pericles encourage civic duty and citizenship?* 1 point He encouraged people to do the jobs they enjoyed, rather than
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Which of the following is evidence that overpopulation was a concern for the ancient Greeks?(1 point) Responses Greeks would
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Marcus Aurelius, located in the Greek Museum of the Acroplis, is found in the country of France.True False
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Which event led most directly to a decline in the political power of ancient Greek city-states in the Mediterranean Sea? A.
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What 3 classes are citizens in Ancient Greeksociety?(6 points)
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The Hippocratic Oath was an oath taken by Greek rulers to assure just governing practices.
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16. All of the following encouraged Greek unity excepta. a common language b. a common religion c. the geography of Greece d.
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Which of the following best describes the downfall of Greek city-states? (1 point)Responses prolonged war prolonged war
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Which of the following options states why the Ancient Greeks use conquest, colonization, and trade?To establish a uniform
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3. conservation 4. herodotus 5. events 1. democracy 2. freedom 7. helenistic era 6. classical period 8. classical archetecture
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Can you guys please help me with the Alexander the Great Essay portfolio on UNIT 2 LESSON 9 I need help! Im getting Fails i need
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2. asked by Conexus dude
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Which development eventually led to the Peloponnesian War?A creation of the Peloponnesian League and the Delian League B rivalry
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2. asked by CCMS
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anyone familiar with world history? please check my answers.1.) the peloponnesian war began, in part, because of a.economic
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2. asked by Jason
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what is the importance of the battle of marathon
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1. How have the Iliad and the Odyssey contributed to an understanding of ancient Greece? Write your response in two to three
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1. Early Greeks lived byA- fishing B- trade C- herding goats and sheep D- all of these***** 2. Who could be citizens of Greek
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Review the quote and determine which Golden Age Athenian leader would have most likely have said this:(1 point) Responses Solon
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Why were the greek city states open to an attack by Philip II of Macedonia?
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What development marked the start of the Archaic Age in Greece?
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1)What did Solon institute during his reign?2)Identify the early groups that made up Greek Society?
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how did athens become rich?
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What was the cause of the peloponnesian war?A. Greeks sought revenge for the persian wars. B. Sparta wanted control of the
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athensm had the first democracy or monument ?
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2. asked by alice
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When was the statue of zeus at olympia made? How was it made?
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2. asked by logan
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hey does anyone know where i can find some information abt Athenian Scolae bc ive looked online but nothing seems to come up?
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2. asked by jia
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3. This was a temple to the Greek goddess Athena located on the acropolis in Athens. (1 point)
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Drag the events to the correct boxes.(2 points) Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response,
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2. asked by googoogaga
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What is the significance of the Battle of Thermopylae in Ancient Greek history?
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Which statement is true regarding the depiction of this Hellenistic age figure
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4. What was a primary reason the Olympic Games were held?(1 point)Responses to give athletes privileges and fame to create
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19. Who created the Academy, often described as the first European University? A. Socrates B. Plato C. Aristotle D. Galileo
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Essay. 6-8 sentences3. Compare the Greek city-states of Athens and Sparta, their people and their achievements. Which one had
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What does every carving on the Parthenon depict?
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Why is Alexander the Great an important historical figure?(1 point) Responses He spread Greek ideas throughout the regions he
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why is alexander the great an important historical figure?A. he spread Greek ideas throughout the regions he conquered. B. He
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Which of the following was the Primary Way, Sparta got the resources they needed was it through conquest or through trade?
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Causes of the Peloponnesian WarEffects of the Peloponnesian War Athens and Sparta formed opposing alliances. The golden age of
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what are the causes of the peloponnesian war?.A. the golden age of greece came to an end B.macedonia conqured all of greece
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Who was Alexander the Great? What were some of his accomplishments?
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When was Socrates executed?* 0 points 499 B.C. 480 B.C. 399 B.C. 334 B.C.
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How many years passed between the Ionian Revolt and the Peloponnesian War?* 0 points 78 68 49 29
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The Peloponnesian WarWar between the two Greek alliances broke out in 431 BCE. Known as the Peloponnesian War, the conflict
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