Greek Land
What is the olive tree.
What was a Greek city-state: one town and its land, or one large country?
One town and its land
In Greek myths, who was the king of the gods?
Who was Zeus
What did many ancient Greeks wear: tunics or winter coats?
What is a tunic
These games were played every four years by athletes from all the city-states
What are the Olympics.
Describe the type of land in Greece.
What is rocky, mountainous, and hard to travel through.
Athens and Sparta were two well-known Greek what?
What are famous city-states.
This tall mountain was said to be the home of the Greek gods?
What was Mount Olympus
This was grown frequently in Greece and a great source of food.
What are olives
People could watch this at a Greek theater
What are plays
Many Greek people lived near the sea. What could the sea help them do?
What is travel, fish, or trade
What did each city-state have?
What are it's own rules and leaders
This Greek Goddess was known for wisdom.
Who is Athena.
What are boys.
What did Greek thinkers like to do.
What is to think deeply and ask questions
Mountains made it hard to travel between towns. What kinds of communities grew apart?
What are City-states
Athens was known for learning and art. Name one other thing Athens was known for.
What are democracy, theater, or learning
This god was known as the messenger god.
Who is Hermes?
Boys in Sparta left their homes at this age to start their military training.
What is seven years old.
What is the Parthenon
Greek people often traveled by boat. What did boats help them carry between places?
People, food, or goods
People in Athens could take part in making some choices for their city. What is this kind of government called?
What is democracy
This god was the god of war.
Who is Ares?
The market was useful to people in Greek city-states in these ways.
People could buy, sell, or trade goods
Name one Greek contribution people still learn about today.
democracy, plays, myths, or art