The Rise of Greek Civilization
Greek Religion, philosophy, and literature
Daily Life of the Ancient Greeks
Athens and Sparta
The Spread of Greek Culture
100

Which landform dominates the country of Greece?

Mountains

100

The Athenian democratic leader.

Pericles

100

Describe the houses in Athens?

Rooms set around an open courtyard hidden from the street.

100

At what age did Spartan boys leave their families and go live in the barracks?

13

100

Alexander the Great was from which place?

Macedonia

200

The two famous epics about the Trojan War.

The Iliad and the Odyssey

200

Which two types of drama were the most common in ancient Greece?

Tragedy and comedy

200

What was the role of women in Athens?

To run the home: stay there, organize spinning and weaving, look after the food and supplies, and care for the children.

200

Spartans were expected to __________ when experiencing pain. 

Hide their feelings or not show any sign of distress.

200

Who was Alezander the Great's famous tutor?

Aristotle 

300

The name for the tiny nations inside Greece.

City-states

300

Can you still see some of the Parthenon today?

Yes

300

The name for the public market and meeting places in Athens.

Agoras

300

Sparta was known for what?

Warriors, strong and brave people

300

Alexander the Great ruled for how many years?

13

400

The type of government in ancient Athens.

Democracy

400

How many years did it take to build the Parthenon?

15

400

What were some of the jobs of slaves in Athens?

Farm labor, dig in mines, make pottery, construct buildings, forging weapons, cooked, served food, wove cloth, and care for children. 

400

What is a difference between the roles of women in Athens and the roles of women in Sparta?

Spartan women could own land and go outside, take part in business, had to be physically strong.

400

How did Greek culture spread throughout Asia?

When Alexander the Great conquered places they adopted Greek culture and language. 

500

Who benefitted from the democratic government in Athens?

The citizens, not women or foreigners.

500

Who was the philosopher that taught in Athens who was usually in the marketplace questioning people about their beliefs?

Socrates

500

Describe the bathrooms in ancient Greece.

Public, indoor plumbing, wiping with rocks, wealthy bathrooms were made of marble slabs

500

Why did Athens and Sparta go to war? What was the result?

Athens was treating its allies unfairly, so they sided with Sparta. 

Result: Athens fell to Sparta because of a plague and because they cut off their food supply. 

500

Who was the famous scientist that discovered how to use pulleys and levers to lift heavy objects?

Archimedes