Chapter 4

The citadel located in the Greek polis's center that served as the religious center was known as the

Homer included formulaic epithets in his poems to

In both the Iliad and the Odyssey, peoples' lives and choices are controlled by

We know that the Cycladic and the Minoan cultures had contact with each other from

In 508 BCE, Athens turned to a democratic form of government

Among the classical Greek architectural orders, the heaviest and most massive is the

Whom did the Athenians view as the founding father of their polis's democracy?

During his lifetime, an Athenian citizen could serve on the Council of Five Hundred

How do we know that the Minoans were a peaceful society?

What new architectural form did the Mycenaeans develop to bury their kings?

How do we know that the Mycenaeans were a warlike people?

Why are the more than 100 Aegean islands between mainland Greece and Crete known as the Cyclades?

In 520 BCE, the newfound Athenian democracy was threatened by

Whereas anger and lust drive the Iliad, the Odyssey is driven by

In the Iliad, why does Achilles become angry with the Greek leader Agamemnon and withdraw from the Trojan War?

Most kouroi have been found in

The Greek concept of arête involves

All of the following are epic conventions EXCEPT

In 508 BCE, who instituted the first Athenian democracy by establishing a Council of Five Hundred?

In Minoan art, the bull is associated with

Athens is thought to have emerged from the Dark Ages as a leading polis because it

The Minoans are believed to have abandoned Knossos in about 1450 BCE because

Which of the following helped pottery flourish in Athens?

The female equivalent of the kouroi, korai seemed to serve the function of,

Cycladic figurines are thought to have served a mortuary function because most were