Geography
Government
Athens & Sparta
Alexander the Great
Achievements
100

A body of land that is surrounded on three sides by water.

What is a peninsula? 

100

The only group of people allowed to participate in Athenian government. 

Who are men born in Greece?

100
In what city-state could women own land, take part in business, and were only allowed to care for healthy children.

What is Sparta?

100

Name the small kingdom located in northern Greece where Alexander the Great was born.

What is Macedonia? 

100

These games, invented by the ancient Greeks to honor Zeus, are celebrated by the modern world. 

What are the Olympics?

200

This is the term for independent countries created in ancient Greece because geography made communication difficult. 

What are city-states? 

200

Wealthy rulers who had control over the good farmland and who could afford the best weapons.

Who are aristocrats? 

200

What place was the center of social life for men in ancient Athens? 

What is the agora?

200
This ancient Greek philosopher and scientist was Alexander the Great's tutor.

Who is Aristotle? 

200

Ancient Greek architects used these in the construction of their buildings, influencing American architects in the construction of the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Capitol Building.

What are columns?

300

This landform covers 70 to 80 percent of Greece.  

What are rocky hills and mountains?

300

This freedom in Athens made debating public issues and speaking boldly about ideas possible.

What is free speech? 

300

THREE things women in Athens could NOT do. 

What are leave the house by themselves, talk to men that were not in their family, vote, inherit property or money, choose who they want to marry, or have a job.

300

For this reason, Alexander the Great is considered a noteworthy leader.

What is he never lost a battle or he expanded the Greek empire? 

300

The famous Athenian Greek temple built to honor Athena, the goddess of wisdom.

What is The Parthenon?

400

This term means "high city" in Greek because it was built on top of a hill to keep Greeks safe from attack. In Athens, it was the center of religious life.

What is the Acropolis? 

400

In ancient Greece, each citizen voted on the rules and laws. This form of government is called what?

Direct Democracy

400

Greek city-states paid tribute to Athens after the Athenian army defeated this powerful civilization. 

What is Persia? 

400

At first, in the lands Alexander the Great conquered native people were allowed this right.  

What is conquered people were allowed to keep their own culture? 

400

Ancient Greeks explained the creation of the universe, the workings of nature, and how people should behave by passing down these religious stories. 

What are myths? 

500

Three different ways ancient Greeks adapted to their environment because there was so little farmland.  

What are fishing, trading, and shipbuilding?

500

This famous general and politician inspired all Athenian citizens to participate in Democracy. 

Who is Pericles? 

500

After Sparta defeated Athens in this war, Athens never led the Greek world again.

What is the Peloponnesian War?

500

Alexander the Great spread Greek culture to these THREE continents.

What are Europe, Asia, and Africa? 

500

This famous Greek philosopher asked questions that challenged the current thinking of his day. He was sentenced to death for failing to honor the Athenian gods and for corrupting the young. 

Who is Socrates?