Geography
Greece is made up of this land feature
Mountains
Athens
These were the two most powerful city-states in Ancient Greece
Sparta & Athens
This type of of government is ruled by the people. People vote to make decisions.
Democracy
Who wrote The Republic?
Plato
Because traveling was difficult, many of these small self governing countries became more popular in Ancient Greece.
City-States
This philosopher taught Alexander the Great
Aristotle
This city-state valued education and was very creative.
Athens
This type of government is ruled by a king and queen.
Monarchy
Believing it would give them an edge in battle, Spartan boys were required to go without what article of clothing?
Sandals
This body of water is located south of Ancient Greece.
Mediterranean Sea
This philosopher was sentenced to death for not believing in the gods.
Socrates
This city-state wanted as much land as possible.
Athens
This type of government is ruled by elders, or powerful elite members of society.
Oligarchy
Why were women allowed to train with men in Sparta?
Fit women created fit babies
Most people in Ancient Greece settled in these types of areas, because it was better for farming.
Flatlands
This philosopher started a school known as The Academy
Plato
This city-state had a small army. They started the Peloponnesian War with only 8,000 men, and ended the war with less then 1,000.
Sparta
This city-state was the birth place of democracy
Athens
What was the name of the training that all Spartan boys were forced to participate in?
Agoge
The mainland of Greece is an area of land surrounded by water on three sides. It is also known as this.
A peninsula
This philosopher argued in favor of "aristocracy of merit," in which only the wisest and most intelligent people should allowed to govern and make laws.
Plato
This city-state required all boys to join the military
Sparta
This city state was ruled by an oligarchy
Sparta
Who is responsible for spreading Greek culture through the Mediterranean?
Alexander the Great