Geography
Vocabulary
Forms of Government
Who am I?
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A body of land that is surrounded on three sides by water.

Peninsula

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A settlement under the control of a usually distant country

Colony

100

The rule of one.

Monarchy

100

"I was in the army when people began to complain about members of the government getting richer while everybody else was getting poorer. So I stepped forward, and with the people's help, I became a leader."

A tyrant.

100

What is celebrated during the month of February?

Black History Month

200

This landform isolated Greek communities and limited their communication.

Mountains.

200

A person who has certain rights and duties in a city-state or nation

Citizen

200

The rule of a few. 

Oligarchy

200

"I came to power through birth. Before, I used to be selected by Greek city-states."

Monarch/King

200

An object from the past can also be called a(n)...

Artifact

300

Ancient Greeks did not like to do this due to the difficulty of Greece's topography.

Travel by foot.

300

A member of the most powerful class in ancient Greek society

Aristocrat

300

The rule of one person who came to power unlawfully.

Tyranny

300

"I used to advise the king because I was an aristocrat, then I put limits on the king and took the power for myself."

Oligarch

300

Famous for his "I Have a Dream" Speech

Martin Luther King Jr.

400

This sea is an arm of the Mediterranean Sea, east of Greece.

Aegean Sea

400

A group of citizens, in an ancient Greek democracy, with the power to pass laws. (Hint: similar to congress)

Assembly

400

The rule of the people, power is shared equally.

Democracy

400

I vote on the behalf of the people who elected me.

Representative

400

This word means "a general agreement"

Consensus

500

Due to an increasing population and shortage of farmland, the Greeks began this.

Colonies.

500

A type of government where citizens elect representatives to vote on issue on their behalf.

Representative Democracy

500

In Athens, this form of government was unique, as every eligible citizen voted on every issue.

Direct Democracy

500

"I, a citizen of Greece, could speak and vote on laws in the assembly." (Hint: The only person who could vote in a Greek city-state under a democracy)

Greek freeman 

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The long-lasting idea that people should rule themselves came from this city-state.

Athens

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