Geography and Early Greeks
Government in Athens
Greek Mythology and Literature
Greece and Persia
Sparta and Athens
100

A high hill with a fortress

What is acropolis
100

Type of government that is lead by its own people

What is democracy

100
A body of stories about gods and heroes that tries to explain how the world works
What is mythology
100

This emperor believed in allowing the people he conquered to keep their way of life

Who is Cyrus the Great?

100

They believed in a military way of life

Who was Sparta?

200

Because Greece was covered by these, it made trade by land very difficult

What are mountains

200

Rich land owners

What are aristocrats

200

A famous poet who wrote The Odyssey  

Who is Homer?

200

A group of soldiers

What is a cavalry?

200

This city believed in education and the arts

Who was Athens?

300

Greece is this geographic feature

What is a peninsula 

300

A government in which few people have power

What is an oligarchy?

300

A famous female poet who used music

Who is Sappho?

300

This Emperor built roads throughout Persia and couldn't get over his beef with Greece.

Who was Darius?

300
An agreement to work togethers

What is an alliance?

400

Because of its many mountains, Ancient Greeks preferred to travel by this

What are boat or by seas

400

A leader who held power through force (meant a good leader, but now means a bad leader)

What is a tyrant? 

400

He wrote many fables

Who is Aesop?
400

This was a series of battles between Ancient Persia and Ancient Greece

What are the Persian Wars?

400

This city-state eventually beat Athens and became the strongest in all Greece

Who was Sparta?

500

These were the first two major civilizations in Ancient Greece

What are the Minoans and the Mycenaeans?

500

A brilliant democratic leader (the mother of democracy ;)

Who is Pericles

500

Short stories that teach a lesson or moral

What is a fable?

500

This was the place near Athens where the Persian Wars began (and a runner died!)

What is marathon?
500

These were considered not important enough to get an education or have basic rights in Athens

Who were women?