Geography
Religion
Achievements
Politics/Economics
Social Structure
100
What are the two main ways ancient Greece could trade?
Seas and Land
100
Was ancient Greece Polytheistic or Monotheistic?
Polytheistic. Polytheistic means they believed in many gods.
100
What was one of the best classical Greek architecture?
The Parthenon
100
What major form of government did Ancient Greece have?
This is Politics
Democracy
Democracy is a form of government ruled by the people themselves.
100
What were the three non citizens?
Resident aliens , citizen born children, and women were NOT citizens in ancient Greece.
200
What was Greeks' main mountain called?
Mount Olympus
200
When they held the athletic contests, who were they trying to honor?
Zeus. Zeus was the ruler of all the gods, and was the sky god.
200
Why did they carve figures?
To represent humas and deities. Deities are gods or goddesses.
200
What were Greece's major exports?
This is Economics
Silver, jewelry, pottery, olive oil, and wine were the main foods that Greek used to trade to other city-states.
200
What were the people called that were not free?
Slaves
300
What were the two primary crops Ancient Greeks were able to grow for trade?
Olive and Grapes.
300
Where did they believe that most of their gods lived?
Mount Olympus
300
True or False- Greek Philosophers studied truth and knowledge?
True
300
A new development in trade was the creation of ______
This is Economics
Currency. Currency made trade easier because people could simply just trade coins.
300
While all citizens could vote, the rights of non citizens were __________.
Limited
400
What was the land form called with 3 bodies of water surrounding it?
Peninsula
400
Why did Greeks write myths?
To tell about the Greek gods and heroes
400
What was the doctors name that studied the causes of diseases?
Hippocrates
400
Why did Greeks need to trade goods?
Economics
Because they couldn't farm. In Greek, the land was rugged and had many mountains, making farming close to impossible on that land.
400
True or False- Women in Sparta had no rights.
False. Women in Sparta could be educated, sell property, and participate in sports.
500
Ancient Greece was located on the Balkan Peninsula, but what were the three main seas that surrounded it?
The Aegean Sea (east), the Ionian Sea (west), and the Mediterranean Sea (south).
500
Poseidon, Zeus's brother, was the ruler of the ________.
Sea
500
As time passed _____ became an important part of festivals.
Plays. Plays took an important part in entertainment.
500
What was the form of aristocracy?
Politics
Some city states were controlled by wealthy families.
500
How were citizens and non citizens different?
Citizens had more rights and had more of a part in that city-states decision making.
Answer close to that it acceptable too.