Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics
Social Structures
Athens v Sparta
Alex and Aesop
100

Most of Greece is located on the mainland penninsula. This describes a penninsula

What is a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides?

100

He was chief of the gods. 

Who is Zeus?

100

These are used to hold up a ceiling or other roof structure. (Many buildings in Washington DC have them.)

What are 'columns'?

100

This is a government ruled by a king or queen. Succession usually went to the eldest son. (think butterfly)

What is a 'monarchy'?

100

This is how Ancient Greek Democracy impacts our modern day US government?

Citizens are able to vote and assemble

100

This city-state valued Military training above the arts

What is Sparta?

100

This was the son of Philip II of Macedon.

Who was Alexander (TG)?

200

This is an island

What is a piece of land completely surrounded by water?

200

This is the reason the ancients wrote mythological stories

Why they believed the actions of the gods/goddesses explained what they did not understand?

200

These were early cities that had their own governments and laws.

What are 'city-states'?

200

This is a govenment ruled by a, few, usually wealthy men. (The prefix is greek for 'few')

What is an 'Oligarchy'?

200

These people generally get richer under an Oligarchy form of government

Who are the rich?

200

This city-state valued education above military training

What is Athens?
200

The furthest east that Alexander and his army conquered was this river valley.

What is the Indus River Valley?

300

This is the real mountain where the gods/goddesses were thought to live.

What is Mt. Olympus?

300

This is how the very first spider was created

When a girl name Arachne challenged Athena to a 'spinning contest' and won, Athena was so angry she changed the child into a spider?

300

Because there was no 'science' in Ancient Greece, they explained the natural world using these

What are 'myths'?

300

This is a type of government with only one ruler that took power by force or illegally. 

What is a 'tyranny'?

300

Macedonia's (northern Greece) most famous king

Who was Alexander T.G.?

300

This city-state's patron goddess was Athena

What is Athens?

300

This was the moral for the story of 'the lion and the mouse'?

What are: 'Never judge a book by it's cover,' or 'Every kind deed, no matter how small is wasted', or 'Do not Judge someone by Their Size.'?

400

Most Ancient Greek communities grew up in isolation because of the rough terrain. This is what the words 'isolation' and 'terrain' mean

What are 'living separated from others' and 'landscape'?

400
The Greeks believed this was the reason for the season(s).

When Demeter's daughter is taken to the underworld to be queen of the dead, it is winter above, as the godess of fertility is sad?

400

This was one benefit of the Greeks colonizing other areas around the Mediterranian Sea.

What is the spreading of Greek culture and ideas. or increased trade?

400

This type of government is ruled by the people. They elect their leaders by voting. (The United States is one.)

What is a 'democracy'?

400
Ancient Greek society relied on owning slaves. This is how most slaves were acquired

What is, by conquring other lands?

400

This city-state promoted 'strength' above education

What is Sparta?

400

To be fable, a story needs these 5 elements. (Give me 3)

What are: short, about animals acting like humans, containing a lesson or moral, outside, and they must be fiction?

500

Most of Greece is mountainous and rocky. This is what  farmers had to do to be able to grow crops

What is carve out flat areas in the hills?

500

This is the monster with a human's body and the head of a bull. It is also the name of the person who slayed him. 

Who were the Minotaur and Theseus?

500

Because the population of Ancient Greece started growing, the Greeks looked elswhere to live. They started colonizing. This is what 'colonizing' means

What is taking over another area to be used for the parent country's benefit?

500

Steep mountains and hills kept people apart in ancient Greece. This is how it affected the governments in the city-state

What is that many city-states had very different forms of governments?

500

Only landowning men were considered citizens in Ancient Greece. Based on this information, this is what we can infer about women and immigrants

What is that they weren't seen as equals?

500

This is the name of the Spartan king who led 300 soldiers to stand against the Persian army of 100,000 troops.

Who is King Leonidas?

500

By conqering all the known world, Alexander spread Greek ideas, religion, and language. This blend of Egyptian, Indian, Persian, and Greek cultures created a brand new culture called this.

What is Hellenistic Culture?

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