Military
This city-state was known for having a strong military.
Sparta
He is a famous Greek poet credited with writing The Iliad and the Odyssey.
Homer
This city-state is known as "the birthplace of Democracy."
Athens
This is the word for a Greek marketplace
Agora
A sad or serious play.
A Tragedy
This is the name of a Greek warship.
Trireme
Spartan slaves were called this.
Helots
The name of this type of government translates to "rule by one."
Monarchy
This was an incredibly important crop in Ancient Greece.
Olives
This is the name of a type of pottery jar.
Amphora
This is the name of a Greek military Formation.
Phalanx
He is known as the "Father of Medicine."
Hippocrates
The name of this type of government translates to "rule by few."
Oligarchy
This is the name for "man cave" in ancient Greece.
andron
This city-state was famous for its black-figure pottery.
Athens
This was a famous sea battle.
Salamis
He was an important Athenian statesman.
Pericles
These people take control by force.
Tyrants
The gods were worshipped and honored at these places.
These tile pictures adorned the walls of villas.
Mosaics
This is the name of a great Spartan general.
Lysander
He was the son of Phillip II.
Alexander the Great
This is the Greek word for the chief magistrates.
Archons
This material was made from tin and copper, and used for many items.
Bronze
Men would have parties, called these.
Symposiums