Homes/Daily Life
Who usually stayed home?
Women
King of the Gods
Zeus
The most famous historical monument/landmark
The Acropolis of Athens
The two most powerful city-states
Athens and Sparta
The first form of government used in ancient Greece
Democracy
Material that was used to make Greek homes
Sun dried bricks
What were the Ancient Greeks?
Polytheistic
Why was the Odeon of Herodes Atticus built?
Herodes built it in memory of his wife
Why is Corinth a famous city-state?
It was a trade city
The four main types of government
Democracy, monarchy, oligarchy, and tyranny
Where ancient Greek homes were located
Around a courtyard
What did the Ancient Greeks sacrifice to the gods?
Animals
The birthplace of the Olympic games
Olympia
The city-state the changed sides during multiple wars
Thebes
In Athens, who voted on every law?
Citizens
The room for women
Gynaikon
What gender did the animals being sacrificed have to be?
Same as the god being honored
Which god was the Santuary of Dion dedicated to?
Zeus
One of the oldest city-states
Argos
The three main bodies of government
The Assembly, the Council of 500, and the Courts
The room where all the men hung out
Andron
What animals were usually sacrificed?
Pigs, sheep, goats, or cows
The location of the most important Greek monuments
The Acropolis of Athens
How was the city-state, Rhodes formed?
When three smaller city-states named lalyssos, Kamiros, and Lindos united to become one city
How were most government officials in Greek democracy chosen?
Chosen from the citizens by lottery