Geography
Athens, Sparta or Both?
Wars and Battles
Government
Military Life
100

This is the continent Ancient Greece was located in

Southeastern Europe

100

More militaristic; men started military life until at age 7, and stayed in the army until age 30

Sparta

100

Greeks vs. Troy citizens; fought to find and rescue Helen and bring back to King Menelaus.

Trojan War

100

True or false: Women had many rights in Athenian government.

False

100

These massive boats helped ancient Greeks conquer many lands.

Triremes

200

These were the 3 seas surrounding Ancient Greece

Mediterranean, Ionian, and Aegean Seas

200

Became traders and lovers of wisdom and architecture

Athens

200

Fought when Sparta and Athens joined city-states to defend against King Darius and his invaders.

Persian War

200

This is the type of government where people can directly vote on issues

Democracy

200

This is the famous general who died young creating his empire and spreading Greek culture across the world.

Alexander the Great

300

Name 3 geological features that can describe Ancient Greek land.

Mountainous

Many islands 

Peninsulas

300

Women could own land here.

Sparta

300

Famous battles include Battle of Marathon and Battle of Thermopylae

Persian War

300

This is the name of the group of men who gathered in Athens to vote on important items.

The Assembly

300

This is the name for the famous elite Greek soldiers.

Hoplite

400

Name the largest Greek City state where King Minos lived. Capital city is Knossos.

Crete

400
The Parthenon, and many other important Greek architecture was built here.

Athens

400

This is the name of the Egyptian city conquered by Alexander the Great

Alexandria

400

Name the 2 parts of the Spartan government leadership

2 kings and the Council of Elders
400

Soldiers often fought in this grouping, usually 8x8 or up to 16x16 formations.

A phalanx

500

True or false: Because of their separation from each other due to geography, Athens and Sparta spoke different languages and had very different customs.

False: Most city-states spoke the same languages and had similar customs. Their governments, however were a bit different.

500

Slaves were an important part of their economy

Athens AND Sparta

500

Alexander the Great died here, at the age of 33, attempting to expand the Greek empire.

India

500

These 2 U.S. government buildings are based off of Greek architecture.

US Capitol and Supreme Court building

500

Once Alexander the Great's empire crumbled after he died, what civilization slowly conquered the Greeks?

The Roman Empire