geography of Ancient Greece
What type of landform is Greece mostly made up of?
What is a peninsula?
What is the name of the city-state in ancient Greece?
What is a polis?
What was the main role of women in Athens?
What is managing the household?
Who was the king of the Greek gods?
Who is Zeus?
Who was a famous Greek philosopher and teacher of Alexander the Great?
Who is Aristotle?
Name one way the mountains of Greece affected life.
What is they separated communities?
Which city-state is known for creating democracy?
What is Athens?
What did most Greek people do for work?
What is farming?
What did the Greeks build to honor their gods?
What are temples?
What type of columns did the Greeks use in architecture?
What are Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian?
What sea is to the east of mainland Greece?
What is a peninsula? |
What type of government did Sparta have?
What is an oligarchy?
What kind of education did boys in Athens receive?
What is reading, writing, music, and physical training?
Name one purpose of Greek myths.
What is to explain natural events or teach moral lessons?
What is a contribution of Greek mathematicians?
What is geometry (like from Euclid or Pythagoras)? |
Why did the Greeks become skilled sailors?
What is because they were surrounded by water and had limited farmland?
What is the difference between direct and representative democracy?
What is in a direct democracy people vote on laws directly, while in a representative democracy they vote for leaders to make laws? |
Who were helots in Sparta?
What is enslaved people who worked the land?
Who was the goddess of wisdom and war?
Who is Athena?
What kind of plays did Greeks invent?
What are tragedies and comedies?
What type of climate does Greece have?
What is a Mediterranean climate?
Who could vote in Athens?
What is free male citizens? |
What did Spartan boys train to become?
What is soldiers?
What did Spartan boys train to become?
What is to honor the gods, especially Zeus?
Name one way Greek culture influences us today.
What is democracy, architecture, language, philosophy, or the Olympics?