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The city-state that developed its own unique column capital.
What is Corinth?
100
A wealthy city-state known for its textiles.
What is Megara?
100
A city-state named after a goddess (name the goddess too).
What is Athens and Athena?
100
The city-state known for not offering soldiers to help during the Persian War.
What is Argos?
100
A city-state known for its military way of life.
What is Sparta?
200
Individuals who questioned their role in the universe, had a love of wisdom, and sought the truth
What are philosophers?
200
Scholars believe this way of living contributed to a long life and mental stimulation.
What is spending much time outdoors?
200
Games that were originally started as part of a religious festival.
What are the Olympics?
200
Two animals that the ancient Greeks raised.
What are sheep and goats?
200
A funny play that usually has a happy ending.
What is a comedy?
300
Two great philosophers
Who are Socrates, Plato and Aristotle?
300
The form of government created by Greeks.
What is Democracy?
300
The belief in many gods.
What is Polytheism?
300
The major sea that was used by Greece.
What is the Mediterranean?
300
A serious play that usually has a sad ending.
What is a tragedy?
400
A Greek runner ran 26 miles to get Athenian assistance.
What is Marathon?
400
Two major crops produced by the ancient Greeks.
What olives and grapes?
400
The civilization that attacked Greece twice.
Who are the Persians?
400
Ancient Greeks became _________ because they could not travel easily over land.
What are sailors?
400
Stories about gods and goddesses.
What are myths?
500
Which philosopher doubted the glory of Athens and was put to death
Who is Socrates?
500
Paris kidnapped Helen which led to a 10 year battle.
What is the battle of Troy (or the Trojans)?
500
Three goods produced from animals.
What is wool, milk, cheese, and meat?
500
Ancient Greeks ran out of it because they built so many boats.
What is timber (trees)?
500
A hilltop fortress on which the Parthenon stands.
What is the Acropolis?