Greece 1
The geography of Greece can be classified as this:
Peninsula
This war was fought between Greek city - states. Mainly, Athens and Sparta.
Peloponnesian War
The Greek word for city-state
Polis
Form of government in which power is taking by one unlawful military ruler:
Tyranny
Unlike Egypt, Greece is covered with these:
Mountains
Type of government in which power is in the hands of a few people; Aristocrats:
Oligarchy
This war-like city-state that started training boys for the military at 7 years old.
Sparta
The use of columns in American buildings is evidence that the Greeks contributed to Western civilization in this area:
Architecture
How did Phillip of Macedonia easily conquer the Greeks?
The Greeks did not unite to fight Phillip
Type of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of the people, through voting:
Democracy
Every city-state had a temple (Parthenon) built on their tallest mountain:
Acropolis
The term for a person who has certain rights and responsibilities in a city-state or nation:
Citizen
The Hippocratic Oath was involved in what area of contribution?
Medicine
This is the first civilization to successfully establish a democracy:
Athens
Every city-state had a central gathering place and market-place called:
Agora
Philosophy is a discipline of learning that encourages:
Logic and reason to gain understanding
Alexander the Great spread culture across parts of the world. This was called:
Hellenism
The main reason democracies generally do not work:
Most people do not have time to actively participate in their government.
Minoans
Locke, Hobbes, and Rousseau were Enlightenment philosophers who were all connected to:
Social Contract