Ancient Greece Government
According to the Athenian constitution, who was not allowed to vote?
Women, slaves, and foreigners.
What sea is south of Greece?
Mediterranean Sea
The Ancient Greeks invented this "study of knowledge"
Philosophy
Who were considered slaves?
War Prisoners
What is land surrounded by water on three sides called?
A peninsula.
The Greeks were considered progressive because they developed a government with a....
What is a constitution/set of laws?
Why did different city-states have different forms of government?
Because they were not unified as a country.
Since Ancient Greece didn't have a major river for resources, what did the sea provide for them?
Trade & travel.
Every four years, we hold games to commemorate these games introduced by the Ancient Greeks
What is the Olympics?
They were considered citizens in Athens
What are free males born in Greece?
How did Greece's mountain affect life there?
It provided isolation from others and also protection because it was hard to travel through.
The study of living things, their structure, growth and function.
What is biology?
The type of Government did Athens practiced
What is democracy?
Ancient Greece was made of how many city states?
This design is affiliated with the Greeks.
What is columns?
Who were the Arts most important to?
Athens
What made farming difficult in Greece?
There were only a few rivers and the soil was rocky.
Combination of cultures such as Egyptians, Indians, Persians, and Greeks .
What is Hellenistic culture?
Who was allowed to partake in education in Athens?
Only Males
What continent is Greece on?
Europe
What impact did Alexander the Great contribute to Ancient Greece?
He united city-states and expanded the empire by conquering other lands.
How old was a Spartan boy when he was first taken from his family to begin his military training?
7
What is a city-state?
An independent state with its own government.
Although the Greek city states wee very different, there was one thing they all had in common
What is one language?
What was Sparta's main value/focus?
The military/ war.
What sea is east of Greece?
The Aegean Sea
Alexander the Great was from this northern Greek city state
What is Macedonia?
Who was the biggest enemy of Ancient Greece?
Persians
What was the staple crop in Ancient Greece?
Olives
In your opinion, what was the greatest achievement of the Ancient Greeks and how does it relate to us today?
What is ____________?