Ancient History: Greece : Athens and Re-Development
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Example Question #1 : Mycenaean Age (1100 750 Bce)
Which of these best describes Attica?
The territory to the north of ancient Greece that was inhabited by Macedonians
The region around the city-state of Sparta
The collection of Greek colonies founded in southern Italy
The collection of Greek city-states founded in Asia Minor
The region around the city-state of Athens
The region around the city-state of Athens
Attica is the region around the city-state of Athens. Attica, with its natural harbors, has long been important in the development of Greek culture.
Example Question #2 : Mycenaean Age (1100 750 Bce)
Which of these best describes the Greek concept of Synoecism?
The process by which an individual could become a citizen of a city-state through selfless acts or financial donations.
A process of political unification in which smaller communities grouped together to form a city-state.
None of these answers accurately describes Synoecism.
The process by which an individual could be banished from a city-state for failing to adhere to the community’s laws and customs.
A process of political fragmentation which arises when a community grows too large and unwieldy.
A process of political unification in which smaller communities grouped together to form a city-state.
Synoecism is the name given to the process by which a group of smaller communities group together to form a larger, unified city-state. It refers to a process of political unification by which many Greek city-states came into existence.
Example Question #2 : Athens And Re Development
Theseus was generally credited by ancient Greeks with __________.
leading the invasion of Persia during the Second Persian War
leading the invasion of Troy during the Trojan War
founding the city of Athens
founding the city of Sparta
the construction of the Temple of Apollo in Corinth
founding the city of Athens
Theseus is a mythological figure who was thought to be the son of Poseidon. He was generally credited by the ancient Greeks (particularly the Athenians) with founding the city of Athens.
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