Government
Athens & Sparta
Peloponnesian War
Mythology
Alexander the Great
100

A form of government in which a few men rule. 

Oligarchy

100

Boys from this city-state only went to school if they were rich otherwise they would learn their father's trade.

Athens

100

The war lasted ________ years.

27 years

100

Greek gods were not perfect like other gods. How were they human like?

They had families, fought with each other, and had emotions

100

Who was Alexander's father that was the Macedonian king that took over Greece.

Phillip II

200

A tyrant will overthrow to receive absolute power but a ___________ inherits absolute power

A monarch (king or queen)

200

In Athenian school what were two things they learned?

Play sports, understand the military, do math, and read.

200

Athens won these battles.

On the sea

200

What is Mount Olympus?

Where the Greeks believe their gods and goddesses lived

200

Which Greek philosopher taught Alexander the Great to love philosophy and Greek culture?

Aristotle

300

In an Athenian democracy citizens could vote and speak in the assembly. _____________ were considered citizens of Athens.

Free men

300

Ancient Greek city-state was famous for its military way of life.

Sparta

300

Sparta's battle plan.

Cut off Athens food supply and force them to surrender

300

Supernatural stories told to explain natural phenomenon, passed down from generations.

A myth

300

What is the blending of Greek, African, and Asian traditions and cultures.

Hellenism

400

In a democracy court decisions were heard and decided by a these people.

A jury

400

The age that Spartan boys began training in barracks.

7

400

Athens went to their wall hill called a ____________ for protection.

An acropolis

400

Ways Greeks kept the gods happy hoping for good fortune.

Built temples, statues, and monument as well as gave gifts, held festivals

400

Alexander the Great never lost a battle but only ruled for _________ years.

Nine years

500

The power to make political decisions is in the hands of one person, usually a king or queen.

Monarchy

500

Due to weather and soil, Greek city-states could grow olives. What could they use this for?

Olive oil, lotion, lamp fuel, and seasoning

500

Even though Sparta won the war why didn't either side really have a victory?

Both sides lost so many lives and it left Greece open for a take over by Macedonia

500

The Olympics were started as a way for Greeks to honor which god?

Zeus

500

Because of Alexander Greek culture spread as far as the Indus River Valley. What were two Greek ideas and traditions that spread to other areas?

Angoras, theater, temples, stadiums, gymnasiums, writing

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