Geography/Religion
Achievements
Economics and Social Structure
Politics
Vocab
100

What were the two major geographical features of ancient Greece?

Mountains and seas.

100

What type of math was ancient Greece known for discovering?

Geometry.

100

What were two of the biggest exports (crops sold) of ancient Greece?

Grapes and olives because of the little amount of farmland.

100

How did the Greeks win the Persian War?

The Greek city-states won this war by uniting together.

100

The belief in many gods.

What is polytheism?

200

What is Mount Olympus?

The mountain that the ancient Greeks believed the gods and goddesses lived on top of.

200

Another word for Greco-Roman culture is _________ culture.

Classical.

200

What is economics?

the means by which a civilization acquires needed

goods and services, trade, and money.

200

Why did the Greek city-states unite during the Persian War?

The Greek city-states did this during the Persian War because they knew Persia was going to conquer them one by one.

200

What is an oracle?

A person who predicts the future.

300

What is hellenistic culture?

Hellenistic culture is the mixture of Greek culture with the culture of conquered lands. 

300

What are three ways Greek city-states grew?

Trade, conquest, colonies

300

After the Peloponnesian War, all of Greece was very vulnerable. Who was able to take advantage of this vulnerability?

Alexander the Great.

300

What is the difference between a representative democracy and a direct democracy?

Rep: vote for people to decide laws for you

Direct: everyone votes on everything

400

What are two ways the ancient Greeks honored the gods/godesses?

The Greeks honored their gods by building temples,

offering prayers and sacrifices, holding public

events to honor gods such as the Olympics, and

having shrines in their homes to household gods.

400

What is the legacy of Alexander the Great?

the spread of Greek culture to the non-Greek

people of Africa and southwest Asia.

400

How did being near the sea help Greek city-states grow economically?

Trade by boats.

400

What is the difference between a tyranny and a democracy?

In a tyranny there is one ruler, who takes power by

force, who makes all decisions. In a democracy all

citizens with voting rights make decisions or elect

others to make decisions for them.

400

What is mythology?

Stories/legends about Greek gods/heroes.

500

What is the Parthenon and who was it dedicated to?

Temple dedicated to Athena.

500

What was the effect of using currency in ancient Greece?

The use of currency(money) made trade more

efficient because merchants did not have to depend

on having items the others wanted in order to

trade. It is also easier to carry and with money a

merchant can set a price on an item.

500

What is one advantage and one disadvantage of Athenian democracy?

+ all citizens could vote, more input

- not everyone is a citizen, time consuming

500

What is a colony?

A settlement that keeps close ties to its homeland.

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