________ is the ownership and control of other people as property
Slavery
100
What does the Greek word "Polis" mean?
City-State
100
Collection of stories about Greek gods and heroes
Mythology
100
Which Greek city-state gave the most freedom to women?
Sparta
200
Who was the greatest Greek Warrior?
Achilles
200
________ are people who paid rent to grow crops on another persons land.
Tenant Farmers
200
What major sea lies to the South of Greece?
Mediterranean Sea
200
According to Greek mythology, the earth would shake when this god was angry.
Poseidon
200
What was the fortified hill in Ancient Greece called?
Acropolis (High City)
300
What is the name of the Greek hero who was cursed by Poseidon to never return home?
Odysseus
300
Who were resident aliens?
Metics
300
How did living by the sea impact the lives of the Ancient Greeks?
Became expert sailors, fisherman and traders
300
This goddess is the protector of the City of Athens
Athena
300
In the story of Arachne, Athena changes her into a _________.
Spider
400
Who was the greatest Trojan Warrior
Hector
400
Who held the highest rank in Greek society?
Aristocrats
400
What is the name of the sea that lies to the East of Greece?
the Aegean
400
Define Polytheism
The belief in many gods
400
What is a challenged Odysseus faced during his long journey home?
Cyclops, Sirens, Circe, Suitors
500
Ol Brother Where Art Thou vs. The Odyssey (Choose 3)
Everett=
Pete and Delmar=
Big Dan Teague=
Laundry Ladies=
Tommy=
Soggy Bottom Boys=
Penny=
Vernon T. Waldrip=
Sheriff=
Everett= Odysseus
Pete and Delmar= Odysseus Crew
Big Dan Teague= Cyclops
Laundry Ladies= Sirens
Tommy= Athena
Soggy Bottom Boys= Old Man Odysseus
Penny= Penelope
Vernon T. Waldrip= Suitors
Sheriff= Poseidon
500
How did adopting coins increase Greek wealth?
Made Trade Easier, Replaced the Bartering System and Placed a Value on Gold and Silver
500
What is the name of the sea that lies to the West of Greece?
Ionian Sea
500
Who are the parents of Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Hestia and Demeter?
Cronus and Rhea
500
Rank from highest to lowest three groups of people in Ancient Greece.