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What was the primary effect of the mountainous terrain on mainland Greece?

It encouraged the development of one single, powerful government.

It protected and isolated cities, leading to independent city-states.

It provided fertile soil for mass production of grain.

It forced all Greeks to live only on the coast.

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About how far from the coast was the average person living in Ancient Greece?

10 miles

50 miles

100 miles

500 miles

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On which island did the Minoan civilization develop?

Sicily

Cyprus

Rhodes

Crete

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Which civilization is known for hilltop fortresses and fighting in the legendary Trojan War?

Minoans

Mycenaeans

Dorians

Ionians

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Why were the Dorians able to easily conquer the Mycenaeans?

They had a larger navy.

They used superior iron weapons.

They were invited in as allies.

The Mycenaeans had no military experience.

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What is the period between 1100–800 B.C. called, where trade and writing declined?

The Golden Age

The Iron Age

The Dark Age

The Hellenistic Period

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Fishing and shipping were two major parts of the Ancient Greek economy.

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Ɛnyɛ ampa

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Which of the following time periods marked the beginning of the first major Greek civilization?

Hellenic

Mycenaean

Hellenistic

Ancient Greece Geography Quiz

What was the primary effect of the mountainous terrain on mainland Greece?

About how far from the coast was the average person living in Ancient Greece?

On which island did the Minoan civilization develop?

Which civilization is known for hilltop fortresses and fighting in the legendary Trojan War?

Why were the Dorians able to easily conquer the Mycenaeans?

What is the period between 1100–800 B.C. called, where trade and writing declined?

Fishing and shipping were two major parts of the Ancient Greek economy.

Which of the following time periods marked the beginning of the first major Greek civilization?

What was the primary effect of the mountainous terrain on mainland Greece?

About how far from the coast was the average person living in Ancient Greece?

On which island did the Minoan civilization develop?

Which civilization is known for hilltop fortresses and fighting in the legendary Trojan War?

Why were the Dorians able to easily conquer the Mycenaeans?

What is the period between 1100–800 B.C. called, where trade and writing declined?

Fishing and shipping were two major parts of the Ancient Greek economy.

Which of the following time periods marked the beginning of the first major Greek civilization?