the Olympic games
Geography
Athens and Sparta
children in ancient Greece
daily life
100

at what age could you join the Olympic games?

you had to be 12 to join 

100

what is the most famous geographical features

mountains, islands, and sea

100

where was sparta

laconia

100

at what age did boys have to train for the military? 

age 7

100

where did they live?

villages or the countryside

200

when did the Olympic games begin?

in 776 B.C.
200

how did geography affect ancient greece?

Greece's steep mountains and surrounding seas forced Greeks to settle in isolated communities.


200

where were the Athens located?

south east

200

what did girls have to learn at a young age?

they had to learn how to cook and take care of their siblings. they also had to weave

200

did men hunt deer, mice, foxes, squirrels, beavers, bears, wild pigs, wolves and mountain lions? true or false

 true

300

why was it important to be in the Olympic games?

to honor Zeus, the king of the gods.

300

what was geography for

The region's physical geography directly shaped Greek traditions and customs

300
Sparta main values were?
the military.
300

what was education like?

boys went to school but girls did not

300

how did they hunt for food

with bows, swords, and spears were also widely used.

400

how many people have been in the Olympic games?

as many as 40,000

400

what was a famous sea

the Aegean Sea

400

what did Spartans honor?

a warrior society.

400

who were little boys trained by?

their father or a father figure
400

why did women stay home with the children?

to take care of them and cook for them

500

where was the Olympic games held? 

in Olympia 

500

what was a famous mountain in ancient Greece

the Smolikas

500

what did the Athens honor most?

Gods, such as Dionysus, Apollo, Hermes and, of course, Athena

500

at what age did girls get married?

14-16

500

what was the jobs like?

farmers on their own small plantations