Athens
Athens is a city-state is known as the “Cradle of ________.”
Civilization
This type of government ruled Sparta, controlled by a small group.
Oligarchy
Corinth is a city-state focused on building _______ across the seas and trade networks.
Colonies
Greek homes were called this.
Oikos
This city-state was known as the City of Hera.
Argos
This was the main currency used in Athens.
Drachma
Sparta was most famous for having this kind of powerful force.
military
This Megarian colony is now known as Istanbul.
Girls in Ancient Greece were mainly educated in these types of skills.
Domestic skills
This city-state won many wars before being defeated by the Macedonians.
Thebes
This reformer abolished debt slavery in Athens.
Solon
Sparta had this unusual number of kings ruling at once.
two
Megara made much of its wealth through this activity.
sailing
In Rhodes, homes were decorated with these black stone artworks.
Black pebble mosaics
This Theban general helped defeat Sparta.
Epaminondas
At this age, Athenian men began military service.
18
This was the age when Spartan boys began their military training.
This narrow land bridge made Corinth important by connecting two parts of Greece.
isthmus
People in Rhodes enjoyed watching and studying this form of entertainment.
entertainment
This governing council existed in Miletus.
Prytania
This famous temple in Athens was built to honor Athena.
Parthenon
This Spartan king led 300 soldiers at Thermopylae.
Leonidas
Controlling this allowed Byzantium to dominate trade between two major seas.
Mediterranean Sea
This city-state was known for having a warm and welcoming family culture.
Rhodes
This is considered the oldest continuously inhabited city in Greece.
Argos