HS 150 HS150 EXAM 3 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH

HS 150 HS150 EXAM 3 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH

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HS150 World Civilizations I Exam 3 Answers (Ashworth)

Question 1

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The type of government in which a small group of people rule society is known as:

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	democracy.
	oligarchy.
	tyranny.
	aristocracy.

Question 2

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Which man is considered the first genuine historian?

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	Aristophanes
	Euripedes
	Sophocles
	Thucydides

Question 3

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Alexander the Great was unable to conquer India because:

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	the Indian army proved to be too powerful.
	Alexander's men staged a mutiny.
	Alexander lost the will to fight after the death of his mother.
	the Chinese army crossed the mountains and helped India fight.

Question 4

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Which Greek people revolted in 499, leading eventually to war between the Greeks and Persians?

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	Ionians
	Thracians
	Laconians
	Macedonians

Question 5

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Who was the first Athenian dramatist of the Classical Period?

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	Aeschylus
	Euripedes
	Sophocles
	Aristophanes

Question 6

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Communication was difficult in Ancient Greece because of:

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	geographical barriers.
	religious differences.
	language differences.
	political regulations.

Question 7

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Who were the scholar-priests of the Persian world?

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	Satraps
	Magi
	Provincial governors
	Mithras

Question 8

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Which man unified the Persian tribes and eventually united the Medes and Persians?

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	Alexander the Great
	Cyrus the Great
	Xerxes
	Darius

Question 9

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What was the goal of the Peloponnesian League?

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	Unity among Greek city-states
	Creating a trade network
	Ending the Persian threat
	Destroying Athens

Question 10

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The Parthenon is a temple dedicated to:

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	Athena.
	Zeus.
	Poseidon.
	Apollo.

Question 11

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Which of the following best describes the results of the Peloponnesian War?

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	Athens defeated the Persians and rose to prominence as the most powerful Greek polis.
	Athens defeated Sparta and took control of the Delian and Spartan Leagues.
	The Greeks basically destroyed each other and opened the door for conquest by the Macedonians.
	The era of Athenian dominance was ended, and Sparta became the dominant force in Greece and eventually defeated the Macedonians.

Question 12

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Greek colonies were centered on the:

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	Danube River valley.
	Tigris and Euphrates river valley.
	Mediterranean Sea basin.
	Nile River valley.

Question 13

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The Greek polis was a/an:

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	alliance of cities.
	independent city-state.
	open space where citizens could assemble.
	farming village.

Question 14

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What was the relationship between Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations?

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	Minoan settlers probably created Mycenae.
	The Mycenaeans probably borrowed from Minoans.
	The two emerged independently.
	Mycenaean colonists created the Minoan civilization.

Question 15

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The destruction of which empire made possible the rise of Persia?

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	Chaldean
	Roman
	Assyrian
	Sumerian

Question 16

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Which of these was a Persian capital?

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	Babylon
	Ur
	Thebes
	Sardis

Question 17

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Most slaves in the Persian Empire were:

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	debtors.
	conquered Medes.
	Greeks.
	battle captives.

Question 18

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How did the foundation of Persian civilization differ from the foundations of other ancient societies?

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	It developed without the use of agriculture.
	It developed without a strong central government.
	It developed in an area without river valleys.
	It developed without connections with other civilizations.

Question 19

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Which people formed the Seleucid kingdom and ruled in a manner similar to the Persians?

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	Macedonians
	Ionians
	Parthians
	Romans

Question 20

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Ancient Persia covered roughly the area of modern:

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	Iraq.
	Iran.
	Israel.
	Turkey