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100

What event brought Greek city-states together every four years?

The Olympic Games.

100

Who was the king of the Greek gods?

Zeus

100

What is a direct democracy?

A system in which citizens vote directly on laws and government decisions.

100

What did ancient Greece residents speak?

Greek(Attic, Doric etc)

100

What country are we learning about?

Greece

200

Ancient Greece was in Europe. True or False

True

200

Who spread Greek culture throughout much of Asia and Egypt?

Alexander the Great.

200

Who could participate in Athenian democracy?

Free adult male citizens.

200

What does democracy mean?

Rule by the people.

200

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

Sparta.

300

When were the first Olympic Games held?

776 BCE in Olympia, Greece.

300

Name one famous Greek philosopher.

Socrates, Plato, or Aristotle.

300

What was the main purpose of the Persian Wars?

The Persian Empire attempted to conquer the Greek city-states, which united to resist.

300

What did Greeks build to honor their gods?

Temples.

300

What city was famous for its soldiers?

Sparta

400

What was the first Olympic event?

A running race called the stadion (a short foot race)

400

Who was the father of history?

Herodotus.

400

What was the result of the Persian Wars?

The Greek city-states defeated Persia and preserved their independence.

400

What is the capital of Greece today?

Athens

400

What mountain did the Greek gods live on?

Mount Olympus.

500

What prize did Olympic winners receive?

An olive wreath

500

Who was Homer?

A Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey.

500

Why is Ancient Greece called the "birthplace of democracy"?

Athens developed one of the earliest systems in which eligible citizens participated directly in government.

500

What is one lasting contribution of Ancient Greece that still influences the world today?

Democracy, philosophy, theater, the Olympic Games, mathematics, architecture, or scientific inquiry.

500

What sea was next to Greece?

The Mediterranean Sea.

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