Vocabulary
Greco-Persian Wars
Athens
Sparta
Mixed Bag
100

This is the marketplace in Athens where merchants traded and slaves were sold.

What is an agora?

100

This is the modern-day name & location of Persia.

What is Iran?

100

What feature of Athen's geography impacted its economy?

It was close to the Aegean Sea.

100

This geographic feature helped isolate and protect Sparta.

What are mountains?

100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! By making use of a narrow valley, the Greeks defeated the Persians in this battle.

The Battle of Marathon.

200

This is what you call soldiers on horseback.

What is a cavalry?

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! This battle inspired the movie "300" but resulted in huge losses for Spartans.

What is the Battle of Thermopylae?

200

How did one become a member of Athen's Council of 500?

He was selected to serve.

200

This intentionally made trade difficult for Spartans.

What is their currency: iron bars.

200

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! Athenian girls received their meager education from whom?

What is from their mothers.

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! This is the King who sent messengers to Greece requesting presents of Greek earth & water to show acceptance of Persian Rule.

Who is King Darius?

300

Because the Greeks knew the waterways so well and were able to convince the Persians that they were retreating, they beat the Persians in this battle.

What is the Battle of Salamis?

300

Athens traded this important food source from Egypt.

What is grain to eat?

300

In Sparta, boys and girls both received training in this.

What is military combat?


300

These are rights that Sparta women had but Athens women did not.

What are owning property and remarrying?

400

The Peloponnesus refers to what geographical feature?

What is a peninsula?
400

This ended the Greco-Persian wars.

What is the Battle of Plataea?
400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! How many citizens needed to be present for a meeting of the Asssembly of Athens to take place?

What is 6000?

400

This group made most of the important decisions in Sparta.

Who are the Council of Elders?

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! When you source a document, it is important to know at least three things to help determine reliability. What are they?

Who wrote/said it (is it biased?), when it was produced (what is the context), and why it was produced (i.e. who is the intended audience).

500

Because a small group of wealthy, powerful men held the most power in Sparta, it is said to have been a what?

What is an oligarchy?

500

These are two important results of the Greco-Persian Wars.

What are the Greeks winning but Athens being destroyed?

500

Describe the differences in the education Athenian boys and girls received.

Boys learned reading, writing, arithmetic, and literature whereas girls learned songs and dances.

500

This is what conquered people were forced to do if Sparta conquered them.

What is give up most of their crops and work for the Spartans.

500

When investigating a historical problem or event and making a claim, it is always important to have corroborating sources or pieces of evidence. What does that mean?

It means you should look for multiple pieces of evidence or source to support your argument or investigation into the facts. 

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