City States
Geography
War
Mythology
People
100
Strong Navy/ Dependent on trading/ Leader of the Delian League
Athens
100
Approximately how many islands were in Greece?
2000 +
100
Who was the leader of the Spartans in the second battle of the Persian Wars.
Leonidas
100
The Minotaur was killed by this Greek hero.
Theseus
100
Considered the most influential writer in Greek history.
Homer
200
Growth through military conquests/ Oligarchy government/ Leader of the Peloponnesian League
Sparta
200
There were many of these in Greece, forming partitions between city-states.
Mountains
200
This war was fought between Athens (and its allies) and Sparta (and its allies).
Peloponnesian War
200
He had the "Golden Touch".
King Midas
200
Devoted to finding someone more intelligent than himself, used the "Question and Answer" method and drank hemlock.
Socrates
300
This is considered the earliest Greek civilization./ Developed on a large island./ Considered "peaceful".
Minoans
300
This body of water is considered the "Heart of Ancient Greece".
Aegean Sea
300
The "Battle of 300" Spartans was fought in this pass:
Thermopylae
300
He flew too close to the sun.
Icarus
300
Term for a Spartan slave.
Helot
400
This early City-State spread influence through their military, ruled by warrior kings, ended civilization on the island of Crete
Mycenae
400
The large island where the first Greek civilization developed.
Crete
400
This was the first battle of the Persian Wars.
Marathon
400
In Mythology, this Greek city sank to the bottom of the sea.
Atlantis
400
He made great archeological discoveries on the island of Crete.
Arthur Evans
500
Alexander, son of King Phillip II was from here:
Macedonia
500
Only _______ of Greek land was fertile, making it extremely valuable.
1/5 or 20%
500
Who led the Persians in the final two battles of the Persian Wars.
Xerxes
500
What 3 things can historians get from Greek Mythology?
History Religion Values (Morals)
500
He was the leader of Athens for much of the Peloponnesian Wars.
Pericles
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