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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 7.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Greek drama represents what?
(a) A realistic view of women in society.
(b) A time away from real life.
(c) A discourse on values.
(d) A fantasy.

2. For whom are the plays?
(a) The lower class.
(b) The upper class.
(c) Female audiences.
(d) Male audiences.

3. What happens to these former slaves that become successful and prosperous?
(a) They are abused by the aristocracy and the still-oppressed slaves.
(b) They become disrespectful and out of control.
(c) They cause resentment among the still-oppressed slaves.
(d) They miss their old lives.

4. Again what does Patterson use to support this point?
(a) Greek drama.
(b) Roman plays.
(c) French operas.
(d) German symphonies.

5. What is also a factor contributing to the social conflict of this time?
(a) Slavery
(b) Freedom.
(c) Equality.
(d) Education.

Short Answer Questions

1. Among the Tupinamba, why does the slave exist?

2. This chapter describes events in the period between the Persian War and the beginning of what?

3. In the days of ancient Carthage, the slave develops what kind of value?

4. In what revolution does a large slave population exist to serve the aristocracy and non-farm population?

5. There is a shift in agricultural production away from what into the production of olives, figs, fruits, etc.?

(see the answer key)

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