This island was home to the Minoans.
Crete
What city was named after Athena?
Athens
Whose culture revolved around the military?
Sparta
The Parthenon is the most famous Greek _____.
Temple
Plays
This city is related to the myth of the Minotaur.
Knossos
Athens used this to select the 500 citizens who would serve on the council each year.
Lottery
Sparta
Tragedy and comedy were the two main styles of Greek ______.
Plays
In Athens, a large number of citizens took part in the daily affairs of government, also known as this.
Direct democracy
Much like Moana, the Minoans were great these.
Seafarers (sailors)
Spartans called these people helots.
Enslaved people from city-states Sparta conquered
Athens and Sparta united to fight the Persians in which battle?
Battle of Salamis
What is the date range for the Golden Age of Greece?
477-431 BCE
America has a representative democracy, but ancient Athens had this kind of democracy, where a large number of citizens take part in the daily affairs of government.
Direct democracy
The Myceneans did this to the Minoans (most likely).
Deposed or conquered.
Where were Athens and Sparta each located? Match BOTH to get points.
Peloponnese
Attica
Athens was in Attica.
Sparta was in Peloponnese.
How did Athens get money to rebuild after the Battle of Salamis?
It took money from the Delian League
This person led Athens during the Golden Age.
Pericles
What did Spartans call foreign-born slaves at the bottom of their social classes?
Helots
Why do we call the culture that used Cretan Hieroglyphics a "silent" culture?
Because no one can understand it, which is the same as having nothing written about it.
What food plant did Athena give Athens?
Olive trees
Which happened first:
Persian armies conquer Ionia.
Helots revolt and Sparta militarizes.
Helots revolt and Sparta militarizes.
What were Pericles' 3 goals for Athens? You must state all 3 to get points.
1. Strengthen democracy
2. Strengthen the Athenian Empire
3. Glorify Athens through science and art
Sparta was an oligarchy, while Athens was an aristocracy. Name 1 way these styles are the same AND 1 way they're different to get points.
SAME: Both oligarchies and aristocracies feature rule by the few.
DIFFERENT: Oligarchies are run by the wealthiest people for their own gain. Aristocracies are run by the wisest people for the good of all.