Greece Quizzes Online & Trivia

The correct answer to the question “Why was facilitating trades nearly impossible in ancient Greece?” is letter B or because mountain ranges made transportation difficult and the rivers were dried up. Since ancient Greece was covered with immense terrain and enormous sea, they had no other choice but to use the sea, so they could fend for themselves. Trading became an important part of ancient Greeks’ lives because they heavily relied on it to get all the good that they needed. However, because of the immense terrain surrounding their area it became nearly impossible for them to trade. However, they had to learn how to use the boats, so they can go to other nearby places to trade their goods – fish.

Philip II the great was the leader who was able to unite Greek city-states and brought peace to Greeceby using the policy of diplomacy, divide and conquer, alliancesand militarystrengths.

It taught that the Bible would lead the Romans to salvation

All poleis banned the aristocracy from further participation in the affairs of the city-states and initiated truly democratic governments

Aesop-the famous author of many greek fables which is a short story with animals as main characters that teaches a lesson about life.homer-most well know author/poet of ancient greece; wrote the iliad and the odysseyhippocrates-created the hippocratic oath for medical doctors. because of him, there is a main standard for all doctors so that no matter where a patient goes he/she can expect certain carepythagoras-father of numbers; he and his followers believed that something could only be true if it could be proved with numbers.socrates-questioned everything; encouraged people not to accept anything without reasearching it for themselves.plato-socrates student; wrote down things socrates said; proposed a form of government led by a wise and intelligent person. (philosopher-king)herodotus-father of history/jounalism; traveled around the world and wrote down what he saw.