Food facts
What did Greeks use in order to make porridge?
Barley.
True or False? Greeks lived on the country side
True
Did women in Ancient Greece hunt for food with men?
Did men have more rights than women did in Ancient Greece?
Yes.
Did they trade papyrus?
Yes
What did Greeks use in order to make bread?
Wheat.
True or false? Ancient Greeks lived in villages
True.
Was it their job to cook and weave? If so, why?
Yes they did. This was their job because they had to cook for the family and weave to make clothes.
At what age were boys sent off to train for the military?
7 years old.
What type of metals did they trade?
They traded tin, copper, and silver.
What did Ancient Greeks eat for dinner?
Ancient Greeks ate eggs, fish, legumes, olives, cheeses, breads, figs, and any vegetables they could grow.
Did Ancient Greeks lived in city-states
Yes, there were many city-states within Ancient Greece.
Were woman in Ancient Greece allowed to vote?
No.
What age could men return home from the military?
30 years old.
Were women in Ancient Greece allowed to trade?
What did Ancient Greeks grow?
Ancient Greeks grew wheat, barley, olives, and grapes.
True or false? Ancient Greeks lived in Pennsylvania
True.
Could women own and inherit land in Ancient Greece?
No.
What are some jobs men in Ancient Greece had?
Fisherman, craftsmen, trader, government worker, teacher, and soldier.
What did Ancient Greeks Trade?
salt fish, wheat, papyrus, wood, glass, and metals such as tin, copper and silver
What is the traditional meal in Ancient Greece?
The traditional meal in Ancient Greece was Taramasalata
True or false? They lived in Colorado.
False
What jobs did women have to do?
In Ancient Greece their jobs were to take care of children/family and keep the house clean.
What were men in the military not aloud to do if they got married in Ancient Greece.
They were not allowed to move into a home with their wife so they had to continue to sleep on the floor.
Why did Ancient Greeks trade?
Ancient Greeks traded so that they could have enough money for food to support a growing population