Greek History Quiz: Military Actions Overview

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Which group represented mainland Greece and had ties to France?

Kolletis (correct)
Mavrokordatos + Miaoulis
Karatasakis
Kolokotronis + Metaxas

What significant event occurred as a result of English military actions regarding the Acropolis?

Karatasakis was reinstated in his position.
The Acropolis was handed over to the Turks. (correct)
A treaty was signed recognizing Greek independence.
The Acropolis was completely destroyed.

What happened to the largest Greek army assembled during the period?

They formed a new alliance with the Turks.
They were defeated and disbanded. (correct)
They were victorious in battle.
They retreated to Aegina.

What was the outcome of the meeting of the three major powers?

Recognition of an independent Greek state was signed. (C) Signup and view all the answers

Who was forced out as a result of false quarrels during the military actions?

Karatasakis (D) Signup and view all the answers

Which geographical area did Mavrokordatos and Miaoulis predominantly represent?

Aejean Islands (B) Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

National Assembly Factions

The National Assembly divided the Greeks into three factions: those aligned with Mavrokordatos and Miaoulis (islands, Aejean), Kolletis (mainland Greece, France), and Kolokotronis and Metaxas (Peloponnese, Russia).

Transfer of Capital and Government Resignation

The political instability in Greece during this period led to the transfer of the capital to Aegina. The government resigned due to internal conflicts and a civil war.

Siege of the Acropolis and its Destruction

The siege of the Acropolis by the Turks was a major event in 1827. The English played a significant role in its destruction, leading to the Greeks losing control of this important historical site.

Diplomatic Efforts and Sultan's Rejection

Major powers (England, France, Russia) agreed to recognize an independent Greek state, but the Sultan rejected this agreement, creating further political instability and delaying Greek independence.

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Naval Battle and International Involvement

A naval battle occurred in 1827 due to an Egyptian attack, highlighting the continued struggle for Greek independence and involvement of international powers.

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Russian Arrival and Turkish Departure

The arrival of Russian forces led to the departure of the Turks, contributing to a shift in power dynamics and increasing the possibility of Greek independence.

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