Vocabulary
Mythology
Gov't and Cities
Daily Life
Fun Facts
100

What is a city-state?

A city that runs like a tiny nation

100

______ is the leader of the 12 Olympians.

Zeus

100

What did Spartans study most?

Warfare

100

What were Greek homes built around?

An outdoor courtyard

100

Who was the god of war?

Ares

200

What is an agora?

a central meeting place in ancient Greek cities

200

Who was the goddess of war and wisdom?

Athena

200

What form of government was created in Athens?

Democracy

200

Name one commonly eaten food in Ancient Greece.

Bread, vegetables, fish, cheese, olives, etc.

200

Who was Zeus' wife?

Hera

300

What is an acropolis?

A city built on a rocky hill for protection

300

Which gods/goddesses are interchangeable from the Olympians? 

Hestia and Dionysus

300

What is the name of the battle formation used by many Greek city-states?

Phalanx

300

Name one aspect of life that was important for the Ancient Greeks.

Community, agriculture, religion, warfare

300

What is the name of the creature with three different heads?

Chimera

400

What do you call a widespread disease?

Plague

400

Name two of the punishments that Prometheus had to face after giving fire to humans.

Chained to boulder, sun burning his skin, eagle nibbling his body

400

Who runs an oligarchy?

A small group of wealthy individuals

400

At what age were kids considered adults?

13

400

Who is the daughter of Demeter?

Persephone

500

What do you call people who thought about ways to understand the world?

Philosophers

500

What is King Midas' three obsessions?

His daughter, gold, and rose garden

500

What is the form of government in which a person often takes power by force?

Tyranny

500

What is the name of the room in the house exclusively for women?

Gynaikon

500

What is the term for the post Alexander the Great era?

Hellenistic Period