Exam 5: Dawn of the Empires

As a military force,hoplites can be thought of as the opposite of ________.

A Greek polis is a(n)________.

Which of these peoples conquered a vast Middle Eastern empire from around 900 B.C.E.?

Which of these made Egypt an empire?

Which of these patterns was illustrated by the Amorites and Hittites?

Which of these men founded the Athenian Academy?

Aeschylus was a famous Athenian ________.

A deme is an Athenian ________.

A satrapy is a Persian ________.

The Assyrians used deportation to ________.

The probable goal of the audience hall at Persepolis was to ________.

In political terms,dominance is exerted through ________.

In the Persian Empire,satrapies were a response to the problem of ________.

The Battle of Issus resulted in a victory for ________.

What were the most important strengths and weaknesses of Persian rule?

How can you explain the fame of Alexander's conquests? Is this fame deserved?

Which of these came to rule the Delian League?

The advantage of a hegemonic empire over an empire achieved by dominance is that in a hegemonic empire ________.

In the Middle Kingdom,the Egyptians expanded south into ________.

The most important element in one's identity in ancient Greece was one's ________.