City-States
What is the city of Corinth known for?
Trade, wealth, and being an important trading center.
How did the Ancient Greece people travel?
Boats and Walking
Who was Zeus?
the sky, weather, ad the supreme ruler of all gods and goddesses
What does a priest or priestess do?
managing temples, leading public rituals, and talking to the gods.
What does it mean to be Polytheistic?
Believe in multiple gods.
What is the city of Athens known for?
It’s democracy, learning, philosophy, and arts.
Where did most gods live?
Mt. Olympus
Who was Hades?
god of the underworld
Who was able to participate in the Olympics?
Men
What is a Democracy?
a system of government where power belongs to the people, allowing them to rule directly or through elected representatives
What is the city state of Sparta known for?
Sparta was known for its strong military and disciplined soldiers.
Which city-state ran through a democracy?
Who was Aphrodite?
goddess of love, beauty, and desire
Name one Greek Philosopher (Hint: A philosopher is one who studies the nature of life, truth, knowledge, and other important human matters)
Aristotle, Socrates, Plato
What is a city-state?
mini countries in ancient greece
What is the city state of Argos known for?
Its strong army and early use of democracy.
How is the influence of Ancient Greece seen in today’s world?
building and architecture
Who was Poseidon?
the sea, earthquakes, storms, and horses
How often were the Olympics held?
Every 4 years
What is a myth?
Stories that portray Greek Gods and goddesses
What is the city state of Delphi known for?
Delphi was known for the Oracle of Delphi, where people went for advice from the gods.
During which Age did the Greeks make great advances in art, architecture, medicine, and philosophy? (Hint: Bronze, Gold, Silver)
Golden Age
Who was Ares?
God of war
What did Ancient Greeks win in the Olympics?
Bragging rights and an olive branch crown
What is an Agora?
Outdoor Marketplace used for trading