Geography/Early History
Rise of Democracy
City States
Wars/Religion
Golden Age/Legacy
100

What was the main crops and what animals were mainly herded in Greece?

olives/Grapes
Sheep/Goats

100

Name the four governments that were used in Ancient Greece

Monarchy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Democracy

100

What rights did Sparta women have that Athenian women did not? 

Could own land and be trained for war but did not fight with the men. 

100

The Greco-Persian Wars were important because it prevented the destruction of Greek culture.   

TRUE OR FALSE

TRUE

100

The Acropolis is a sacred temple in Athens dedicated to Athena and was built after the Persian wars by Pericles.


TRUE OR FALSE

FALSE its called the Parthenon on the Acropolis

200

Greece was located on several Peninsulas. Define a peninsula: 

land surrounded by water on 3 sides

200

In a monarchy who helped the king rule and eventually overthrow the kings?

Aristrocrats

200

What was a city state? 

an early city that was like a small, independent
country with its own laws and government    

200

The MAIN reason athletic competitions and drama festivals featuring myths or epic plays were held in ancient Greece was to _______ _______ __________.

honor the gods

200

Describe one reasons Alexander was considered great?

-He built the largest empire in the ancient world in        Africa in Egypt, Asia to India and Europe with cities
 based on Greek architecture
- He was fair to the people he conquered and
   used/allowed their customs
- He spread Greek culture and ideas

300

Name the 2 of the 4 seas that surrounded Greece:

Ionian 

Aegean

Mediterranean

Adriatic

300

Aristocrats became the small group who ruled in this type of government and passed unfair laws upsetting the poor.

Oligarchy

300

Athen's economy was based on________ while Sparta's was based on ______________.

trade
farming/conquering

300

________ were built in places of beauty, where athletic competition could be held, and was considered the birthplace of that god. 

Sanctuaries

300

Philip II of Macedonia after this Peloponnesus war won control of ancient Greece. What two city states started this war? 

Athens and Sparta

400

Why were the seas important to the Greeks? 

travel and trade due to the isolating mountains

400

In a tyranny government one person ruled because they were the strongest ______________leaders. They tended to be harsh rulers but sometimes were popular since they promised more rights to the poor.

military

400

What was an assembly? 

Male citizens debated laws and voted on them

400

What is a Greek warship with rowers called?

A trireme

400

Which Greek taught Alexander the Great making him appreciate and spread Greek culture.

Aristotle

500

Most Greek settlements were located on the coasts due to the mountains, seas and mild climate.  Name the two early ancient groups that began in this area that had a writing system and indoor plumbing.

Minoans

Mycenaeans

500

Athenians created this government a ___________ where all people helped to make laws and decisions for the country as long as they were citizens. It is what our representative government is based on in the US.   Who could be citizens in ancient Greece? 

democracy
only males who owned land and their parents were citizens

500

The Greeks settled on the three continents of ______, _____________ and ____________ and set up colonies that eventually will become city states since they did not produce _________  _________. 

Africa, Asia and Europe

Enough food

500

The battle of Salamis was a ________ battle between the Greeks and Persians.  The Greeks used their knowledge of the ______________ to trap the Persian ships and destroy them.

naval
geography

500

Describe one reason Alexander was not considered great? 

-He neglected the empire he ruled to fight wars to conquer more land
-Failed to provide an heir and refused to designate a successor
- ignored his health which led to his early death- conquered and killed thousands of people
-burned down cities; killed many inhabitants

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