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100

What two bodies of water did Greece use for trade with other nations?

Mediterranean Sea and Aegean Sea (must have both!)

100

The Ancient Greeks were ___________, which means that they believed in many gods.

Polytheistic

100

Greeks invented this event that still occurs every 4 years

The Olympic Games
100

Most families owned ______

slaves

100

Most Greek people ate dinner in this position

laying on their sides

200

What was the tallest mountain in Ancient Greece?

Mt. Olympus 
200

The ____________, one of the most famous Greek buildings, is a famous temple dedicated to the goddess Athena

Parthenon 

200

A war tool invented by the Greeks

catapult 

200

The Greeks came up with this political system, still used today

Democracy

200

In Sparta, if you were caught stealing, why were you punished?

For getting caught!

300

Name 2 foods the Greek's farmed

What, barley, olives, grapes

300

Name 3 gods the Ancient Greeks worshipped

Zeus, Poseidon, Hermes, Hera, Apollo, Ares, Hades, Artemis, etc.

300

We continue to enjoy plays today thanks to the Greek's invention of ________. 

Theatre 

300

Ancient Greece was made up of city-states. Two city states who famously fought one another were Athens and _______.

Sparta

300

This long run that is still celebrated today was invented by the Ancient Greeks

the marathon

400

Greece's landmass is actually made up of a series of ______.

islands

400

Greeks believed that 12 of their gods and goddesses lived on _______ ___________.

Mount Olympus

400

Pythagorus was a Greek mathematician who invented the rules of geometry, and is most remembered for the mathematical theorem involving the _______. 

triangle 

400

Who was allowed to vote in Ancient Greece? Be specific. 

male citizens ("men" does not count, because not all men were allowed to vote -- slaves and men who were not from Greece did not get to vote)

400

In Sparta, only men who ______ ___ _______ and women who _____ ___ _______ were given headstones.

died in battle

died in childbirth 

500

Name THREE famous Greek cities

Sparta, Athens, Olympia, Thebes, Corinth, Delphi

500

Greek ________ consists of all the stories and tales about the Greek gods, goddesses, and heroes.


 mythology

500

Name the three most important Greek philosophers (must name all three) 

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle 

500

The Ancient Greeks depended heavily upon ________ goods from other countries. These goods were acquired through trade. 

imported

500

The word philosophy is derived from the Greek 'philo,' which means (love) and 'sophia', which means _______.  Therefore philosophy is literally defined as “the love of _________.” (both blanks are the same word)

wisdom

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