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Chapter 3 Quizzes
Archaic Greece (c. 750/700–480 BC)
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Which of the following Presocratic philosophers rejected the doctrines of Pythagoras and argued that all matter is in flux, famously asserting that you cannot step in the same river twice?
Heraclitus
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Parmenides
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Xenophanes
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Anaximander
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Which of the following was not one of the responsibilities of the oikist, or founder of a new colony?
Leading the settlers out to their new colony
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Assigning kleroi to the settlers
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Assuming the office of basileus for a period of five years
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Establishing the new city's defenses and sanctuaries to the gods
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The process of the political unification of citizens in the capital and the settlements in the surrounding countryside is known as ______.
amphictyony
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panhellenism
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synoecism
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politokopia
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What is the name of the vase-painting technique devised by the Corinthians?
Red-figure
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Black-figure
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Reverse-slip
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Low-fired
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Which sea became almost entirely ringed with Greek colonies in the Archaic and Classical periods?
The Red Sea
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The Caspian Sea
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The Black Sea
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The Baltic Sea
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As they began to dominate the pottery export market, the Athenians invented a new style of vase-painting known as "______."
high-fired
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reverse-slip
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red-figure
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black-figure
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Female citizens were denied any formal participation in the affairs of the polis, save for what exception?
Their public role in religious matters
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The right to participate in the popular assembly
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The right to serve on juries in which the plaintiff or defendant was a woman
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The right to bring a lawsuit against another woman
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Zeus, according to Hesiod, commanded the creation of a "beautiful evil" named ______, who then released plagues and diseases into the world.
Epimethea
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Pandora
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Medusa
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Helen
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What are the names given to the two main types, or "orders," of Greek temple architecture?
Ionic and Corinthian
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Doric and Ionic
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Doric and Corinthian
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Ionic and Aeolic
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The pioneers in the colonization of Italy were the ______.
Euboeans
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Athenians
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Megarians
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Phocaeans
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Which of the following poets styled himself as a soldier of fortune, and wrote some poetry that was so outrageous to the Spartans that they banned the recitation of his verses?
Ibycus
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Hipponax
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Archilochus
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Mimnermus
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What is the name given to an "association of neighbors," in which several independent poleis unite to maintain and safeguard an important sanctuary of a god?
Systasis
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Symmachia
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Geitonia
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Amphictyony
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What is the name given to a territory and its people that lacks a central polis, some form of central government, or a formal political union?
Ethnos
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Agora
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Hoi polloi
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Apoikia
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What is the form and who is the addressee of Hesiod's Works and Days?
A list of important tasks on the family farm, addressed to his son Idomeneus
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A sermon, addressed to his brother Perses
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A collection of fables, addressed to his son Idomeneus
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A eulogy addressed to his father Pinarios
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The sanctuary of Apollo at ______, where the Pythia gave inspired answers to Greeks and non-Greeks from all over the Mediterranean, was the most famous oracle in antiquity.
Delphi
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Cumae
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Dodona
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Thebes
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According to our evidence, by the early seventh century, all Greeks were living in city-states.
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False.
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Sparta established no less than ten overseas colonies, including the important cities of Syracuse and Byzantium.
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False.
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There were only individual events at the ancient Olympic games and at other Panhellenic athletic festivals; there were no team events.
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False.
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Archaic Greek statues were brightly painted.
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Hoplite battles were usually brief and casualties were normally light for both sides.
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