What does the word "civilization" mean?
A group of people who live together and share culture.
What is the name of the mountain where the Greek gods lived?
Mount Olympus.
How many gods did the ancient Greeks believe in?
12 Greek Gods and Goddess
What was Sparta known for?
Its strong warriors.
Who was Socrates?
A famous philosopher who taught people to think.
What is a "city-state"?
A small area that is both a city and its surrounding land.
What type of land makes up much of ancient Greece?
Mountains and valleys.
Name one mythical Greek god or goddess.
Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Hephaestus, Aphrodite, Hermes, and Dionysus
What was life like in Athens?
People valued learning and art.
Who was Aristotle?
A philosopher who studied many subjects and taught Alexander.
What is "democracy"?
A way of ruling where people get to vote.
Can you find Sparta on a map?
Who was the King and Queen of the Gods?
Zeus and Hera
Why was Athens named after Athena?
She was the goddess of wisdom and protector of the city.
Who was Alexander the Great?
A king who created a large empire and spread Greek culture.
What is the Olympic Games?
A big sports event held in ancient Greece to honor the gods.
Can you find Greece on a map?
What did the Greeks believe happened on Mount Olympus?
The gods lived there and watched over people.
How did Spartan children train?
They trained to be strong and good soldiers.
Who was Plato?
A philosopher who wrote important books and taught others.
What does it mean to "contribute"?
To give something that helps others.
What effect did the mountains have on Greek civilization?
They made it hard for people to travel and form one big country.
What did Greeks do to honor their gods?
They held festivals and visited a parthenon to pray and give thanks to a certain god or goddess.
How was life in Sparta and Athens different?
Sparta focused on military; Athens focused on learning and arts.
In tribute to Pheidippides, the Greeks measured the distance he had run from Marathon to Athens, and created what name for long distance race?
Marathon