Chapter 9 Test Review ESCAPE ROOM

Ancient GreeceChapter 9 Test Review

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe museum!

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Review your knowledge on Classical Greece for your Chapter 9 Test and help return these artifacts to the museum!

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Socrates, Aristotle, and Plato discussed how to live a good life and explained the world around them, establishing their legacy in __________.

Question 1

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Architecture

Philosophy

Literature

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

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By writing comedies and tragedies

By creating life-like statues

By building temples like the Parthenon

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

How did the Greeks advance in the legacy in sculptures?

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Literature and Drama

Government

Philosophy

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

Along with the comedies and tragedies, historians like Herodotus and Thucydides recorded information to describe life in Greece and historical events, continuing to impact our understand of their civilization. This is an example of which legacy?

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

The Greek (Athenian) democracy influenced the democracy in United States. Both governments held trials with groups of citizens chosen to decide innocence and guilt called ____.

truce

citizens

jury

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Sculptures

Philosophy

Architecture

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

Expressing virtues like beauty and harmony, temples in Greece, like the Parthenon, are examples of which Greek legacy?

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

You have lost a museum piece!

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Legacy of Ancient Greece

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe museum

Oh, no!

Review your knowledge on Classical Greece for your Chapter 9 Test and help return these artifacts to the museum! Continue to the next room!

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Click on the map to enlarge it to help you answer questions.

Question 1

What part of the map should you use to help you understand the colors, symbols, and lines included?

The compass

The Key/The Legend

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Map Review

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Question 2

Greece was located in the Mediterranean Sea. Which kingdom controlled the lands in 421 B.C.E., during the Hellenistic world?

Pergamum Kingdom

Macedonian Kingdom

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Map Review

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Question 3

Whose empire were these kingdoms once a part of?

Alexander the Great's Empire

Hatshepsut's Empire

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Map Review

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Question 4

Alexandria, the center of the Hellenistic world, was in which kingdom?

Macedonia Kingdom

EgyptianKingdom

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Map Review

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Question 5

Which kingdom was the largest when considering how much land they controlled?

SeleucidKingdom

Pergamum Kingdom

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Map Review

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Map Review

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Map Review

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe museum

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Review your knowledge on Classical Greece for your Chapter 9 Test and help return these artifacts to the museum! Continue to the next room!

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What type of government allows all citizens to participate by voting on laws and decisions directly?

Question 1

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Vocabulary Review

Direct Democracy

Monarchy

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In 421 BCE, Athens signed an agreement to stop fighting with Sparta for 50 years. It was not entirely successful, only lasting for two years and the war continued. What is that agreement called?

Question 2

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Vocabulary Review

Truce

Phalanx

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Alexandria had a mix of cultures which contributed to a worldly atmosphere that promoted learning, which can be described as?

Question 3

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Vocabulary Review

Cosmopolitan

Philosophy

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In 414 BCE, Athens attempted to take over Syracuse by surrounding the city but failed because they were not strong with land military tactics. What methods did they attempt to use?

Question 4

Catapault

Siege

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Vocabulary Review

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Question 5

Catapault

Phalanx

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Vocabulary Review

What is the military method Philip II use to launch large, heavy objects over high city walls or far distance?

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CONTINUE

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Vocabulary Review

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Vocabulary Review

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Someone has stolenall the works fromthe museum

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Review your knowledge on Classical Greece for your Chapter 9 Test and help return these artifacts to the museum! Continue to the next room!

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In what order do you read a vertical timeline?

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Top to Bottom

Bottom to Top

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What caused the Peloponnesian War?

Question 2

Athens' use of the Delian League money to rebuild their city

The Golden Age in Athens

The union of Greece under Macedonian control

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How long did the Peloponnesian War last for?

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5 years

10 years

27 years

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Who won the Peloponnesian War?

Question 4

Macedonians

Spartans

Athenians

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What happened after the Peloponnesian War?

Question 5

Pericles ushers Athens in the Golden Age.

Philip of Macedonia conquers Greece.

Athens creates the Delian League.

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CONTINUe

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