Ancient Greece Vocabulary
Athens v Sparta
Ancient Greece Geography
Ancient Greece 1
Ancient Greece 2
100

Double Points:

Enslaved people in ancient Sparta who were owned by the state.

Helots

100

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

Sparta

100

Double Points:

What is something that Ancient Greece did to keep intruders out?

Walls

100

Made Athens the center of learning also known as the school of Greece

Who is Pericles?

100

The ecclesia was an example of it.

What is direct democracy?

200

the territory governed by an official

Satrapy

200

Which main city state in Ancient Greece treated women more poorly

Athens

200

a piece of land nearly surrounded by water

Peninsula

200

Name a Greek philosopher

Aristotle, Plato, Socrates

200

(1100–800 BCE) was a time of decline after the fall of the Mycenaeans. Trade slowed, writing was lost, and the economy collapsed.

What is the Dark Age?

300

a person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment

philosopher

300

What did both Athens and Sparta city states have socially in common? (Name 3) (not military)

Slavery, women being low, same religion and language

300

What sea touches Greece?

Mediterranean, Aegean

300

What country modeled their government off of Athens?

USA

300

Double Points:

A well-regarded teacher of public speaking who encouraged others to be more involved in government.  The intellect of this person made this person a democratic symbol. 

Who is Aspasia?

400

Cruel and oppressive government or rule

Tyranny

400

Double Points:

Who were citizens in Athens?

Free Males

400

A greek city-state

polis

400

They traded goods like olive oil, wine, pottery, and textiles for luxury items such as gold, ivory, copper, and gems.

Who are the Minoans?

400

A fight that lasted 33 years, between Athens and Sparta because of power struggles and economic competition.

What is the Peloponnesian War?

500

the governor of a province in ancient Persia

Satrap

500

Who were the Arts most important too?

Athens

500

Type of government when a small group of people make decisions for the rest of the society

What is an oligarchy?

500

(519–465 BCE), the King of Persia, led a second invasion of Greece in 480 BCE. He won the Battle of Thermopylae

Who is Xeres?

500

It was the first to include vowels, making writing easier and helping more people learn to read.

What is the Greek Alphabet?

600

What type of Government did Athens first practice?

Direct Democracy

600

How old do citizens have to be to vote? Even in Ancient Greece

18

600

a group of armed foot soldiers in ancient Greece arranged close together in rows

phalanx

600

Who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey?

Homer

600

Answer:

Which factors led to the decline of the Persian Empire?

The army was weakened after losses to Greece, and rulers disagreed about who should have power.

700

the center meeting place in a polis.

agora

700

What was Sparta's main value?

The Military

700

Location of where the Greeks defeated the Persians ending the war. 

Where is Plataea?

700

In 300 BCE, Persia could not resist the invasion of an army of a young and powerful ruler.

Alexander the Great

700

Conquered Egypt, western India, and lands to the northeast of Greece. Due to this, Persia had already conquered Greek cities in Anatolia in Persian wars.

Who was King Cyrus?