Ancient Greece Civilizations
Ancient Greece Cities
Ancient Greece Geography
Ancient Greece
100

Early civilization of sailors and traders that developed on the island of Crete. 

The Minoans

100

Which of the main city states in Ancient Greece focuses more on War 

Sparta

100

What hilltop fortress holds many important building and serves as a place to hide from invaders?

Acropolis

100

At what battle did the Greeks, led by Sparta, hold off 150,000 Persians at a narrow Mountain pass?

Battle of Thermopylae

200

Where the Mycenaeans lived after they became the dominant civilization?

Mainland Greece

200

Which main city state in Ancient Greece treated women more poorly

Athens

200

What two geographic features led to the isolation of Ancient Greek city-states?

Mountains and seas.

200

It was an important was to get food which they could not grow.

What is trade?

300

The Peninsula where Sparta is located.

What is The Peloponnese

300

What did both city states have in common? (3 things)

Slavery, religion, language

300

What kind of land form is Greece?

A peninsula

300
Also known as city-state.

What is a polis?

400

A powerful empire that attempted to invade and conquer Greece.

The Persians. 

400

Who were citizens in Athens?

Free Males born in Athens

400

What is the Agora?

Open public marketplace in Ancient Greece

400

Who allowed more citizens to participate in government and ruled during the Golden Age of Athens?

Who is Pericles

500
The land battle where the Athenians defeated the Persians and then sent a messenger back to Athens to deliver the news,

Battle of Marathon

500

What type of Government did Athens develop under Cleisthenes?

Democracy
500

Because it was hard to farm, the Greeks became very good at what? (2 things)

Trading and sailing 

500
What battle pitted the Athenian Navy against the Persian Navy. Athens won.

Battle of Salamis

600

This event lead to the decline of the Greek city-states

The Peloponnesian War?

600

What city-state were the Arts most important too

Athens

600
The lack of natural resources (fertile farmland) led to Greek city-states founding settlements known as _____________________

Colonies

600

Who has the power in a direct democracy?

The citizens