Geography
Were there any major rivers in Ancient Greece?
No, there are not.
Who was on top of the Social Hierarchy?
Adult men.
True or False?
Each poleis had the same set of rules as each other and were not independent.
False.
The locals were self-sufficient and independent.
What are three things you would see in an Agora?
Statues, library, and temples.
*There was also food but we don't think that's architecture.
What were women and children considered in Ancient Greece?
They were considered free people but still did not have as much power as men.
What is a peninsula?
A piece of land almost surrounded by water or projecting out into a body of water.
Who were considered to have no civic rights?
Slaves and resident aliens.
What were three things that public assemblies could be used for?
A gymnasium, theatre, and a space for political assemblies.
Where was an Acropolis located and what was it for?
It would typically be found on the elevated ground and was used for religious and official buildings.
True or False?
All the people in Ancient Greece lived within the city walls.
False.
The majority of the people lived within the city walls but some did live outside of them.
About how many small islands does Greece have?
About 400.
True or False?
Citizens only retain rights in their own polis.
True.
Where were the places in a polis where civil life would occur?
An agora.
What did the people build around the outside of the urban center?
Walls.
True or False?
If you lived in Sparta, you would call yourself a greek.
False.
You would call yourself a Spartan.