Food/Shopping
Religion/Gods
Dates/Numbers
Vocabulary
Geography
100
Ancient Greeks used goats to produce this food.
What is cheese or milk?
100
the name of the patron goddess of Athens
What is Athena?
100
this is the year of the first Olympic Games
What is 776 BCE?
100
a place that provides protection from weather, such as a house
What is shelter?
100
The Greeks called this colony Ionia. Today it has a different name.
What is Turkey?
200
Ancient Greeks grew olive trees to produce this food.
What are olives and olive oil?
200
the name of the god of light and prophecy (telling the future)
What is Apollo?
200
the age at which ancient Greek girls got married
What was 13-14 years?
200
a small community or village
What is a settlement?
200
Ancient Greek communities were isolated from each other because of these.
What are high mountains?
300
Because they lived near large bodies of water, the ancient Greeks also ate a lot of this food.
What are fish?
300
one of the most sacred places in Greece
What is Delphi?
300
This is when there were about 700 city states in Greece.
What was 1050-500 BCE?
300
land that is surrounded on three sides by water
What is peninsula?
300
Farmers raised these animals instead of cattle because they could graze on the sides of mountains.
What are sheep and goats?
400
The Greeks grew grapes to make this item that was part of their diet.
What is wine?
400
the name of the sea god
What is Poseidon?
400
The Greeks established a lot of colonies during this period.
What was 1000-650 BCE?
400
a person who makes money by selling goods
What is a merchant?
400
The smaller sea that surrounds Greece? (starts with an A)
What is the Aegean Sea?
500
This was the marketplace in Athens.
What was the agora?
500
the name of the goddess of victory
What is Nike (nee-kay)?
500
This is period in which the civilization of ancient Greece flourished.
What was 750-338 BCE??
500
a holy person person whom they believed could communicate with the gods
What is an oracle?
500
Ancient Greeks preferred to travel over these, rather than climbing the high mountains.
What were seas (open water)?
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