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Which period followed the Bronze Age in Greek history?
Which period followed the Bronze Age in Greek history?
What geographical feature is NOT associated with Greece?
What geographical feature is NOT associated with Greece?
Which of the following individuals is primarily known for their contributions to philosophy?
Which of the following individuals is primarily known for their contributions to philosophy?
What was the primary agricultural product that excelled in the difficult farming conditions of Greece?
What was the primary agricultural product that excelled in the difficult farming conditions of Greece?
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Which historical period is known for the development of city-states in ancient Greece?
Which historical period is known for the development of city-states in ancient Greece?
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Study Notes
Ancient Greek History
- Greek alphabet borrowed from Phoenicians
- City-states (poleis) had independent governments
- Geography included mountains, islands, and a large peninsula (Peloponnese)
- Farming was challenging, except for olive cultivation
- Greek colonization occurred
Periods of Greek History
- Bronze Age: 3300-1150 BC
- Minoan Age: Crete
- Mycenaean Period
- Dark Ages: 1100-700 BC
- Archaic Period: 700-480 BC
- Classical Period: 480-323 BC
- Hellenistic Period: 323-146 BC
Historical Methodology
- Written records (e.g., Homer, Herodotus)
- Thucydides (focused on war)
- Philosophers like Plato and Aristotle
Additional Info
- Hyblaeg, significant city planning
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Explore the fascinating periods of Ancient Greek history, from the Bronze Age to the Hellenistic Period. Learn about the geography, culture, and significant figures like Homer, Thucydides, Plato, and Aristotle that shaped Greek civilization. This quiz will test your knowledge on key events and methodologies in Greek historical studies.
