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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In earlier cultures, what was ultimately done with the captive slave?
(a) He or she was sold.
(b) He or she was given away as a gift.
(c) He or she was freed.
(d) He or she was eaten.

2. Eventually, the differing views of freedom lead to what?
(a) Compromise.
(b) Peace.
(c) Social conflict and upheaval.
(d) Understanding.

3. A social reaction between slave, slaveholder and society must take place in order for what to happen?
(a) A person to be enslaved.
(b) Inequality to exist.
(c) Various social classes to exist.
(d) Freedom to develop as a value.

4. Society's economic infrastructure consists of what, in addition to larger landholder farms?
(a) Import of wheat.
(b) Import of expensive stone and gems.
(c) Exporting of wheat and other produce.
(d) Mining for export and urban crafts.

5. Since the slave master's financial welfare depended on the slave, what did he have to do?
(a) Find a way to motivate the slave to produce.
(b) Trick the slave to produce.
(c) Scare the slave into submission.
(d) Find a way to purchase more slaves.

Short Answer Questions

1. During the war in the sixth century B.C., Greek cities are occupied by whom?

2. Preoccupation with freedom is predominately a _____________ concept.

3. What does this chapter examine?

4. Personal freedom awareness results from the role of what Greeks?

5. To what preoccupation among citizens does this lead?

(see the answer key)

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