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

The Greek polis was:

Socrates' most important pupil was:

Due to the Persian Wars,the center of Greek philosophical speculation shifted from Ionia to:

Drama in classical Athens was transformed when:

What were the effects of depopulation on Dark Age Greece?

The Peloponnesian War was a response to Athenian oppression,superiority,and aggression.

Socrates' aim was to show:

Those Greeks who were able to accumulate wealth during the Dark Age:

Greek sculpture evolved from the rather stiff likenesses resembling Egyptian statuary to a style labeled as:

What was the effect of Hoplite warfare on the Greek poleis?

The growth of Athenian democracy,with its emphasis on equality between citizens,led to:

The Delian League helped to transform which city-state into an empire?

The Greeks became literate again during the ninth century B.C.E.by adopting:

The aristocracy of eighth- and seventh-century Athens gained their power and wealth from the land,not the sea.

According to Plato,Socrates learned the meaning of love from a woman named:

After Hoplites were introduced in Greece:

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

Spartan soldiers were forbidden to engage in trade.

Homer's poetry describes a world in which:

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