The geography of Greece
Greek City-States
Minoans
Myceneans
Random
100
Greece is very mountainous which means it has very little of this type of farmland.
What is tillable?
100
Due to mountainous environment, Greek communities grew _________ from each other.
What is isolated?
100
Minoans lived a life of this because soil was very poor.
What is trading?
100
Mycenaeans lived in these two places.
What is mainland Greece and Crete?
100
Athens had this type of government
What is a democracy?
200
Many city-states did this because there was very little farmland
What is war?
200
Each independent city-state was called this.
What is a polis?
200
Minoans painted these.
What are frescoes?
200
This type of natural disaster helped collapse the Mycenaean civilization
What are Earthquakes?
200
The Minoans had this type of government
What is a monarchy?
300
What is terrace farming?
300
The fort that overlooks the city in Ancient Greece
What is an Acropolis?
300
Minoans lived here.
What is Crete?
300
Mycenaeans were great warriors with these kind of cities
What are fortified?
300
Sparta had this type of government
What is an oligarchy?
400
Poor farmland in Greece led to the development of these.
What are colonies?
400
To the Greeks, any foreigner was referred to as this.
What is a barbarian?
400
The location of the capital city for the Minoans.
What is Crete?
400
The two most well known city-states that came about 500 years after the fall of the Mycenaeans.
What is Athens and Sparta
400
The name of Mr. Ross’ favorite football team
Who are the New York Giants?
500
The three seas that surround Greece.
Aegean to the east, Mediterranean to the south, and Ionian to the west
500
The plural of Polis.
What is Poleis?
500
The Minoan civilization collapsed because of invasions from this group and this natural disaster.
What are tidal waves and invading Mycenaeans?
500
This language was perfected by the Mycenaeans and eventually evolved into the Greek language.
What is Linear B?
500
The names of the 3 civilizations we have studied this year with Mr. Ross
Ancient Egypt, Ancient India, Ancient Greece