HIEU 201 Chapter 5 Quiz Liberty University | Complete Solution

HIEU 201 Chapter 5 Quiz Liberty University | Complete Solution

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1. Alexander's invasion of the Near East was motivated primarily by        a wish to avenge the Persian attacks on Greece in the fifth century B.C.; to eliminate any further threat from Persia; and also to satisfy his own desire for adventure
2.    Which of the following is NOT an example of the ways in which the world changed after Alexander's conquests?        The distinction between barbarian and Green became much more prominent
3.    The Hellenistic kingdoms were ruled by kings who relied on the        use of mercenary armies and sought loyalty from their subjects
4.    Koine refers to a form of shared ________ in Hellenistic cities.        language
5.    Hellenistic cosmopolitanism expressed itself in all of the following ways EXCEPT        the integration of the culture of the city and the culture of the countryside
6.    Signs that the status of women in Hellenistic society showed some improvement over the classical period include evidence that        all of the above
7.    The leading historian of the Hellenistic Age was        Polybius
8.    The achievements of Hellenistic scientist's        were stimulated, at least in part, by the exchange of new ideas and new knowledge gathered over a wide geographical area
9.    The philosophy of Epicurus        taught the value of passivity and urged withdrawal from civic life
10.    Stoicism reflected the cosmopolitan nature of Hellenistic society in that        it postulated that the world constituted a single society, the city of humanity united by the concept of Logos
11.    The Skeptics taught that        truth may or may not exist, but humans are incapable of resolving this question
12.    Cynics responded to the conditions of the Hellenistic world by        disassociating themselves form all aspects of normal society and emphasizing total individual freedom
13.    After Alexander's death        his empire fractured into three dynasties: the Ptolemies in Egypt, the Seleucids in western Asia, and the Antigonids in Macedonia
14.    The unrivaled commercial center of the Hellenistic world was        Alexandria
15.    The Alexandrian scholar-poet Callimachus        urged his fellow poets to write short, finely crafted works rather than epics
16.    The plays of Menander        were apolitical, portraying instead a preoccupation with private life and human weakness
17.    Hellenistic and Hellenic philosophers differed in that        Hellenic thinkers sought to define the individual's relationship to the polis, while Hellenistic philosophy dealt more with the individual's relationship to humanity
18.    Epicurus believed that a wise person should        seek to escape from all sources of worry and fear
19.    According to the Stoics, the wise person        ordered their lives according to natural law
20.    In contrast to Epicurean and Stoic belief, the Skeptics        held that all systems of belief were flawed and did not seek a single path to happiness