What continent were the majority of Greek city-states located on?
Europe
100
This is what the central market was called
The Agora
100
This is the central city and the lands surrounding the city
City-state
100
When these games happened all the city-states would stop fighting to take part
The Olympic Games
100
These are stories that explain natural events with Gods and Goddesses
Mythology
200
Why did Greece's landscape isolate city-states?
Greece was very mountainous, had many hills, and islands
200
The study of how and why the world is the way it is was invented in Athens, what is this branch of study called?
Philosophy
200
The central city of the city-state is called a
Polis
200
Greek Plays were performed by actors in masks and a group of actors called the Chorus. All plays were these two genres. What are the genres of Greek Plays?
Tragedy and Comedy
200
Who were not allowed to perform in Greek Plays
Females
300
This is the largest mountain in Greece
Mount Olympus
300
Athens invented the world's first ______. This was important because it influenced the early American government.
Democracy
300
At the age of 7 Spartan boys were taken from their homes to engage in this military training...
Agoge
300
Greek sculpture was the one of the first to do what?
Show ideal beauty and humans in life-like poses
300
This Emperor united the Greek city-states under his rule and went on to conquer most of the Eastern Hemisphere
Alexander the Great
400
This plant was ideal for growing on Greece's rocky mountainsides
Olive Tree
400
This is the large rocky hill in the center of the city. Athena's temple the Parthenon was built here
Acropolis
400
Sparta was not a Democracy, it was ruled by a group of powerful and wealthy leaders including two kings. This type of government is called...
Oligarchy
400
Name 2 Greek Philosophers
Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Diogenes
400
She was a famous poet
Sappho
500
What two seas were near Greece?
The Mediterranean Sea and the Aegean Sea
500
He was one of the world's first philosophers and was put to death for his ideas
Socrates
500
Sparta and Athens were often at war with each other. They worked together to defend themselves against this threat. Who was the invading army?
The Persian Empire
500
What are the four types of Greek columns?
Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Caryatid
500
When Alexander the Great spread Greek culture and ideas throughout the Eastern Hemisphere this was called...