The city-state known for the first democracy
Athens
More trade. Reliance on saltwater for resources and food.
City - States developed instead of one Greek Empire due to
What was mountains and islands
Each city-state in Greece had many similarities. What was different among almost all of them?
type of government
Before the civil war between Athens and Sparta, Greece was at war with what other kingdom?
land with water on three sides but not completely surrounded
What is a peninsula
The Greeks created these so that they could be stronger and more prepared if invaders attempted to conquer them
alliances (Delian league/Peloponnesian League)
Who was allowed to vote in Athens?
Who are free male citizens
The three types of geography that Greece is split into are
Mainland, peninsula, islands.
An amazing Greek building in Athens that looked similar to the Lincoln Memorial because of it's columns
What is the Parthenon?
The famous Greek author who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey
Homer
Famous Athenian leader in support of democracy
Who was Pericles
What is the difference between representative and direct democracy? (Our democracy vs Athens)
A direct democracy requires all voices to be heard while a representative democracy allows those that do vote/participate to represent the whole population
Who won the Peloponnesian War and what allowed them to do so?
Sparta because Persian funded a navy for them OR a plague weakened Athens
Alexander the Great's wanted to continue expanding Greece to what other civilization we have talked about this year? (but his army said no)
India
When talking about military, Athens was known for their ______ while Sparta was known for their ______.
Navy/Army