Ancient Greece Vocabulary
City-states of Ancient Greece
Geography of Ancient Greece
Ancient Greek Figures
Ancient Greek Gods
100

This is the name for a Greek city-state

Polis

100

Which of the main city states in Ancient Greece focuses more on War 

Sparta

100

The mainland of Greece is this type of landform.

Peninsula

100

Became known as the "Father of Democracy"

Cleisthenes

100

God of Thunder

Zeus

200

The name for rich landowners

Aristocrats

200

Which main city state in Ancient Greece treated women more poorly

Athens

200

Thousands of these surrounded the mainland pf Greece.

Islands

200

Were free people who didn't have political rights, but had to pay taxes to live in the polis.

Metics

200

God of the Ocean

Poseidon

300

A leader who held power through the use of force

Tyrant

300

This early group of people lived on an island and therefore became master shipbuilders. A volcanic eruption is thought to have ended their civilization.

Minoans

300

Mainland Greece was surrounded by these seas

Ionian, Aegean and Mediterranean Seas

300

The most famous lyric poet who was, by the way, a woman.

Sappho

300

God of Underworld

Hades

400

The name for all free men living in Athens

Citizens

400

This Greek city-state became wealthy from trade and it's location.

Corinth

400

Farming was particularly difficult on mainland Greece because it was predominantly covered by these landforms.

Mountains

400

Thought to be the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, If he really even existed.

Homer

400

God of War

Ares

500

An agreement between city-states to work together

alliance

500

These 3 present day cities began as ancient Greek colonies.

Istanbul, Marseille and Naples

500

The eruption of this volcano near the island of Crete was said to have sent tsunamis throughout the Mediterranean Sea.

Thera

500

Medical professionals take an oath named after this ancient Greek to cause no harm.

Hippocrates

500

God of Wisdom

Athena

600

A body of stories about heroes and gods that try to explain natural or historical events

Mythology

600

This early group of people were thought to be the first Greeks. They were the first to speak the Greek language

Mycenaeans

600

This high hill in the center of a city-state was usually home to a great fortress

Acropolis

600

This philosopher believed in reason and moderation as way to live your life.

Aristotle

600

Goddess of Love

Aphrodite 

700

Clear and ordered thinking

Reason

700

Athens and Sparta created these rival leagues in response to the power each other was gathering. Name BOTH leagues and their correct leader.

Athens = Delian League

Sparta = Peloponnesian League

700

Life in the city-state often focused on the market place OR this...

Agora

700

This philosopher was a student of Socrates and founded the Academy. He believed that society should be lead by philosophers.

Plato

700

God of Archery and Music

Apollo

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