Geography & Resources
Athens vs. Sparta
Wars & Conflicts
People & Power
Eras & Empires
100
  • The main part of ancient Greece is made up of this landform, which is surrounded by water on three sides.

What is a peninsula?

100
  • In this city-state, the harsh discipline of boys and maintaining a strong army were the most important things.

  • What is Sparta?

100
  • When faced with the threat of the Persian Empire, the Greek city-states decided to do this.

  • What is join together to defend Greece?

100
  • This form of government, created in Athens, allows citizens to vote to make decisions using majority rule.

  • What is a Democracy?

100
  • This Egyptian structure is the only one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World still standing today.

  • What is the Pyramid of Giza?

200
  • Because Greek farms were small and the soil was rocky, these two crops were very popular to grow.

  • What are olives and grapes?

200
  • This city-state is famous for creating democracy and valuing philosophy and education.

  • What is Athens?

200
  • These two powerful Greek city-states fought against each other in the Peloponnesian Wars.

  • What are Athens and Sparta?

200
  • This famous political leader guided Athens during much of its Golden Age.

  • Who is Pericles?

200
  • This period in Athens was marked by decades of cultural and artistic achievements, where people's needs were met.

  • What is the Golden Age?

300
  • Without a river valley, the ancient Greeks relied heavily on this geographic feature for water, food, and travel for trade.

  • What is the sea?

300
  • In this city-state, girls were encouraged to practice wrestling to stay strong.

  • What is Sparta?

300

During the Persian Wars, these were the two main sides fighting.

  • Who are the Greeks and the Persians?

300
  • He is known as a Great Teacher and a Seeker of Truth.

  • Who is Socrates?

300
  • He fought alongside his men, respected other cultures, and spread Greek ideas throughout his empire.

  • Who is Alexander the Great?

400
  •  Most regular people in ancient Greece survived on a diet of these two basic foods, while the rich ate more fish and meat.

  • What are porridge and bread?

400
  • Despite their differences, both Athens and Sparta honored their gods, started as monarchies, and shared this characteristic regarding their physical size.

  • What is being a large city-state?

400
  • The Persians decided to support Sparta during the Peloponnesian Wars for this strategic reason.

  • What is to leave Greece in a weakened state (so Persia could eventually take over)?

400
  • This form of government occurs when a few wealthy people have the power to make political decisions.

  • What is an Oligarchy?

400
  • The period of time when Alexander spread Greek ideas throughout his empire is known as this era.

  • What is the Hellenistic Era?

500
  • The geography of ancient Greece consisted of a large peninsula, two smaller peninsulas, and lots of these landforms that made travel by land difficult.

  • What are mountains?

500
  • While Athens focused on education for rich boys, Sparta had to maintain strict military control because of this dangerous demographic issue.

  • What is having more slaves than citizens?

500
  • After the Peloponnesian Wars weakened the Greek city-states, this kingdom to the north eventually conquered portions of Greece.

  • What is Macedonia?

500
  • This ancient Greek scientist is known today as the “Father of Medicine.”

  • Who is Hippocrates?

500
  • On a timeline of Greek history, this major war occurred after the Golden Age but before Alexander the Great ruled.

  • What is the Peloponnesian War?