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Geography of Greece
Early Greeks and City-States
Golden Age of Athens
Alexander the Great
Bonus
100
Name the major river that Greece relied on to form fertile valleys.
What is there wasn't a major river in ancient Greece.
100
Name the earliest Greek civilization known for its dangerous bull-jumping shows.
Who are the Minoans.
100
Athens battled the Persians and won at a place called?
What is Marathon.
100
Who was the king of Macedonia that was murdered by his own general?
Who was PhilipII.
100
Who said the following: "Give me a place to stand and I will move the Earth?"
Who was Archimedes.
200
What divided the people and caused Greek city-states to be independent of one another?
What are mountains.
200
Who replaced the Minoans as the center of Greek civilization on the mainland?
Who are the Myceneans.
200
Explain how the Greeks conquered the Persians at the battle of Salamis.
What was by Athens and Sparta joining forces. 
200
Name the three continents Alexander made great conquests.
What were Europe, Asia, and Europe.
200
Which sea is to the east of Greece?
What was the Aegean Sea.
300
Name 3 outdoor activities the Greeks enjoyed due to their pleasant climate?
What is shopping, sports, plays, political meetings, and religious celebrations.
300
Which city-state was known as the best example of a Greek democracy?
What was Athens.
300
What alliance did Athens forced some city-states to join?
What was the Delian League.
300
Name the thriving new civilization that developed as a blend of Greek and Asian cultures.
What was the Hellenistic Age.
300
How many Athenians make up an Assembly?
What was 500.
400
Which sea links Greece with Asia, North Africa, and western Europe?
What is the Mediterranean Sea.
400
Sparta invaded neighboring city-states and forced people to become slaves known as?
What were helots.
400
What civil war did Athens and 
Sparta fight in?
What was the Peloponnesian War.
400
Who was the father of modern medicine?
Who was Hippocrates.
400
Name the battle strategy that helped Alexander conquer larger armies.
What was the phalanx.
500
Name two benefits of being close tho many different bodies of water?
What is trade routes, sailing, and food sources.
500
Name 3 conditions of participating in a Greek democracy.
What were being an 18 year old (or older) male citizen of Athens.
500
After the decline of the Greek city-states, what power to the north became a threat?
What was Macedonia?
500
Who created theories of numbers, music, and geometry?
Who was Pythagorus.
500
Which city-state had 20 feet thick walls surround it for protection?
What was Mycenae.