HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 2 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 2 (3 Versions)(New-2021) : Liberty University

HIEU 201 Lecture Quiz 2 / HIEU201 Lecture Quiz 2 (3 Latest Versions): Liberty University Question 1 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” the first phase of the Greco-Persian Wars was • Question 2 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” The Battle of Marathon occurred during which phase of the Greco-Persian Wars? • Question 3 True or False: According to “Greek Thought,” the Greeks never adopted a purely secular worldview. • Question 4 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus did which of the following to gain information about the wars? • Question 5 According to “Greek Thought,” to the Greeks, humanism meant • Question 6 True or False: According to “Greek Thought,” the Sophists undertook a rationale investigation of human society. • Question 7 True or False: According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” the Persians had experience fighting hoplite warfare. • Question 8 According to “Greek Thought,” Socrates taught that which of the following was the key to achieving moral excellence? • Question 9 According to “Ancient Greece,” this man is credited with writing the Odyssey and the Illiad. • Question 10 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus’ purpose in wrting history is to • Question 1 According to “Ancient Greece,” the polis is a community based on • Question 2 True or False: According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Peloponnesian War was between Athens (and her allies) and Sparta (and her allies). • Question 3 According to “Ancient Greece,” the Minoan civilization emerged during the • Question 4 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” the final land battle of Greco-Persian War occurred at • Question 5 True or False: According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus is regarded as the father of history. • Question 6 According to “Greek Thought,” which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Greek historiogrpaphy? • Question 7 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus did which of the following to gain information about the wars? • Question 8 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Thirty Years Peace did which of the following? • Question 9 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” Thucydides is the chief historian of the Peloponnesian War. • Question 10 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the defeated rebellious helots • Question 1 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Spartan alliance system was called the Delian League. • Question 2 True or False: According to “Greek Thought,” the Greeks never adopted a purely secular worldview. • Question 3 According to “Greek Thought,” which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Greek historiogrpaphy? • Question 4 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” The Battle of Marathon occurred during which phase of the Greco-Persian Wars? • Question 6 According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” Herodotus did which of the following to gain information about the wars? • Question 7 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” this city-state was a colony of Corcyra. • Question 8 True or False: According to “Greco-Persian Wars,” the Persians had experience fighting hoplite warfare. • Question 9 According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Thirty Years Peace did which of the following? • Question 10 According to “Greek Thought,” the Cosmologists 1. When Plato wrote The Republic, he wanted the entire community to conform to rational principles. 2. According to your textbook, the relatively free and open society of Athens allowed it to emerge as a cultural leader. Sparta, on the other hand, remained culturally backward. 3. Homer's concept of arete, or excellence, 4. According to the textbook, the Greek religion that centered on the gods of Mt. Olympus was most immediately derived from 5. According to your textbook, at the height of Athenian democracy, political life continued to be dominated by religion. 6. An important Greek contribution to Western civilization was 7. The Persians attacked Greece in the fifth century B.C. because 8. The first Ionian philosophers were called cosmologists because 9. The Peloponnesian War was 10. Mount Olympus was famous as 11. In Homer's poetry, 12. According to your textbook, the polis could often be very large, comprising vast territories and huge populations. 13. Athenian conceptions of the state include each of the following EXCEPT that 14. According to the author, the most important difference between the ancient Near Eastern civilizations and classical Greek civilization was the Greeks' endorsement of equal political rights for women. 15. Plato's writings were focused on the use of reason to obtain personal fulfillment with little or no concern for political or civic matters. 16. According to your textbook, During the Greek classical age, standards were established in art that dominated Western art until the 19th century. 17. According to the video lecture, “Greco-Persian Wars,” the Persians had experience fighting hoplite warfare. 18. According to the videos on “The Peloponnesian War,” the Thirty Years Peace did which of the following? 19. According to the video lecture, “Ancient Greece,” this group conquered the Minoans 20. According to the video lecture, “Ancient Greece,” the polis is a community based on 21. According to the website, ”The Greeks – Crucible of Civilization,” the rise of democracy was directly related to the flourishing of Athenian culture. 22. According to the website, ”The Greeks – Crucible of Civilization” whih of the following describes the revolutionary nature of Athenian democracy? 23. According to the website, ”The Greeks – Crucible of Civilization,” the Athenians used what items to vote for laws and other state issues? 24. According to the website, ”The Greeks – Crucible of Civilization,” which of the following men was recalled from exile by the mob and given the job of creating a government? 25. According to the website, ”The Greeks – Crucible of Civilization,” which of the following forms of government describes this new Athenian policy which gave rule to the people? 26. According to “Ancient Greece,” democracy developed in this city-state.