Holt World History- Ancient Greece Quiz Part- II
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All philosophical belief that the aim of life is to avoid pain and seek pleasure is part of...
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Epicureanism
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Stoicism
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Cynicism
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Skepticism
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Welcome to part- II of the Hold World History book quiz. This short test follows what was left in part- I. If you have passed the first quiz with a 100% score, you can try this Ancient Greece test. Have you been keeping up with all the facts and important events from this section of history? Let's find out!
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All are TRUE about Macedonia in the 4th century B.C. EXCEPT...
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It was located in the north of Greece
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People lived in villages and were war-like
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Nobles had power
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It was a democracy in which people voted
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A. It was a democracy in which people votedExplanation
Macedonia had kings, which in general were supported by the noblesRate this question:
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Alexander the Great's Greek tutor was...
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Socrates
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Plato
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Crito
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Aristotle
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A. Aristotle -
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All are TRUE of Philip of Macedon EXCEPT...
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He had been a Greek prisoner
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He hated Greek culture
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He had a large and well-disciplined army
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He gained colonies once belonging to Athens
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He did not succeed in his planned invasion of Persia
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A. He hated Greek cultureExplanation
While a prisoner in Thebes, Philip grew to admire Greek culture and military structureRate this question:
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Alexander the Great's main military and political goal was...
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To bring ultimate destruction to the Persian Empire
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To conquer all of Greece
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To create a unified world under his rule and living with Greek-like culture
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To be better than his father at conquering
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A. To create a unified world under his rule and living with Greek-like culture -
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The term "Hellenistic" means...
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"Greek"
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"Greek-like", with influences from Asia and the Mediterranean
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"like Helen of Sparta"
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"superior"
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Probably the greatest mathematician of the Hellenistic period, who calculated Pi, was...
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Euclid
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Pythagorus
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Aristarchus
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Archimedes
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