Geography
Culture
Government
Mythology
Social Studies 101
100

This body of water is critical to the success of Ancient Greece.

The Mediterranean Sea

100

_____________ was a very important part of the culture in Ancient Greek city-states, giving a voice to specific citizens and empowering them to have a role in their government.

voting

100

This government is controlled by someone born into power, often considered royalty.

Monarchy

100

The gods who created the world.

Primordials

100

What is an heir?

The next in line for the throne in a monarchy.

200

Greece was difficult to farm because the land had a very  _____________________ landscape.

Mountainous

200

The Greek pantheon of Gods shows the Greeks practiced a _______________ religion, meaning they believed in multiple gods. 

polytheistic

200

This government is controlled by a council, often of the wealthiest, most powerful citizens of the community.

Oligarchy

200

The gods who reside on Mount Olympus.

Olympians

200

A map showing the natural landscape only.

Physical map

300

Greece is a series of islands and a mainland ____________ covered on three sides with different bodies of water.

Peninsula

300

Who could vote in most Ancient Greek societies?

Male, landowners.

300

This government type allows one person to have absolute power, often taken by force and shared with no one else in the government.

Tyranny

300

The elder gods who reign supreme in the pantheon.

Titans

300

What is a political map?

A map that shows man-made, created civilizations such as cities, capitals, and major highways.

400

Due to the geography of Ancient Greece, the settlers became shipbuilders, including their warship known as a _________________.

Trireme

400

An ________________ designs buildings and helps in engineering new buildings and structures in the civilization. 

architect

400

This government allowed citizens to vote for themselves, WITHOUT the use of representatives to cast their vote for them.

DIRECT Democracy

400

The reigning god of the pantheon.

Zeus!

400

What is the difference between an invention and an innovation?

An invention is the first time an idea, object, or process was created and innovation is an improvement on an already-existing invention.

500

The Greeks traveled throughout the Ancient World, ______________ many of the histories of cultures they came in contact with, ultimately preserving them for us to study today.

writing down

recorded

500

A(n) ___________________ is designed to protect or fortify the important buildings and leaders of a city-state in Ancient Greece.

Acropolis

500

This government type has a tendency to breed tyrannies.

Oligarchy

500

What is a pantheon?

A social hierarchy of gods.

500

What is the difference between a push and pull factor?

Push factors push immigrants out of their native countries such as war or famine and pull factors draw in citizens such as hope, employment, and freedom.

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