Vocabulary
Geography
Trivia
Government
Athens vs Sparta
100

a settlement under the control of a distant country

What is colony?

100

A country in Southeastern Europe, shaped like an outstretch hand.

What is Greece?

100

One Spartan legend tells a story of a boy who was so hungry.

He could eat a fox

100

Two groups of people that did *not* have the right to vote in Athens

What are women and slaves?

100

Every citizen had the right to speak at the Assembly, some speakers spoke longer than others. So a ____________ was used.

What is a waterclock?

200

Spartan slaves were called________.

What are helots

200

A large mass of land, three sides of which are bordered by water

What is a "peninsula"?

200

Unlike Athens Sparta economy depended on

What is farming?

200

What are the 2 kings and 28 other men who were considered Sparta's government called?

What is the Council of Elders?

200

If the assembly did not have enough citizens present, slaves were armed with a ______________to round up citizens.

What is a rope with red paint?

300

What is the Sea south of Ancient Greece?

What is Mediterranean Sea?

300

A narrow strip of land on which Sparta is located.

What is Peloponnesus?

300

Only men were considered

What are citizens?

300

Greece (Athens, in particular) is the birthplace of this form of government, that the United States uses today.

What is Democracy?

300

Which Greek city-state believed that a good citizen should have both an intelligent mind and a healthy body?

Who are the Athenians?

400
A clearing that served both as a marketplace and as a meeting place
What is "Agora"?
400

What is the name of the sea that is to the east of Greece.

What is the Aegean Sea?

400

Athens economy depended on.

What is trade?

400

Citizens 30 years of age who ran the daily business of government in Athens.

What is the Council of 500?

400

___________ children were trained for battle. Even girls were given military training.

Who are Spartans?

500
A person who has certain rights and responsibilities in his or her country or community
What is a citizen?
500

The three seas that surround Greece.

What are the Mediterranean, Ionian, and Aegean Seas?

500

A large athletic competition, involving many sports, born in Ancient Greece, in which many city-states participated. It developed into the biggest international athletic competition in the world today.

What are the Olympics?

500

Who debated on issues and voted on laws proposed by the council?

What is the Assembly?

500

Merchants sold their goods at the agora. Name some  household goods that Athenians could buy at the huge marketplace called the agora.

What is pottery, clay oil lamps, furniture?