Location
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Government
Contributions
100
What is a landform that is surrounded by water on all sides?
an island
100
Name at 2 crops grown in Ancient Greece.
barley, wheat, lentils, onions, leeks, olives, grapes and garlic
100
What does the Greek word "polis" mean?
City
100
What does contribution mean?
To give or do something, or leave a lasting impression
200
What is a landform that is surrounded by water on 3 sides?
a peninsula
200
How did Ancient Greeks adapt to their farming because of their hilly land?
They used terrace farming
200
Ancient Greece is known as the birthplace of _____.
Democracy
200
____ was an important art form for Greek civilization, and they used this to paint pictures of daily life.
Pottery
300
Mediterranean Sea
300
What were the Ancient Greeks good at doing? Name at least 3.
farming, fishing, pottery, ships
300
C. government by the people
300
A. Greek Architecture
400
Ancient Greece was located in what continent?
Europe
400
What sea did the Ancient Greeks travel on to trade with other civilizations?
The Mediterranean
400
Ancient Greek city-states used ______ democracy as their form of government.
direct
400
Today's ______ are modeled after the games of ancient Greece.
Olympics
500
What are the cities in Ancient Greece called?
city-states
500
A. On hillsides
500
B. They wanted to be ruled by a king.
500
A. Today, winners receive an award.
600
Label these maps:
-where Ancient Greek culture began
-Greece today
-The spread of Greek culture
Map A: The spread of Greek culture
Map B: Greece today
Map C: Where ancient Greek culture began
600
C. Rocky mountains and hills
600
Why was Ancient Greek government called direct democracy?
Because citizens voted DIRECTLY for the laws and rules they wanted.
600
C
(we haven't talked about A, B is the Great Wall of China, and D is the US Capitol)