Types of diversity
Patron God
Corinth Basics
Geography
100

Corinth was home to people who were very rich and people who were very poor. What is this type of diversity called?

Wealth (or Money) diversity.

100

Who is our main patron god?

Poseidon

100

What is Corinth most known for?

A large population/poettry/wealth

100

Where was Acient Corinth mainly located?

The isthmus of Corinth
200

People in Corinth worshipped many different things; some followed Greek gods like Zeus, while others followed the Jewish or Christian faith. What type of diversity is this?

Religious diversity.

200

What did Poseidon do to Corinth?

Poseidon assured safe seas for trading.

200

What are our main gods?

Apollo/Poseiden

200

Where is the isthmus of Corinth?

Near Corinth, being a passageway to Peloponnesian cities.

300

Because Corinth was a "melting pot" port city, it had people from many different countries and cultures like Greece, Rome, and Israel. What type of diversity is this?

Cultural (or Ethnic) diversity.

300

What did Poseidon have control over?

Seas and horses

300

Who caused Corinth's downfall?

The Romans/Roman Republic

300

You got money!

YAYYY

400

In the ancient city, people had many different ways to make a living, from sailors and merchants to tent-makers and athletes. What type of diversity is this?

Job (or Occupational) diversity.

400

What were the names of the games held in honor of Poseidon?

The isthmian games.

400

What did Corinth's emblem look like?

A pegasus/horse/helmet

400

What was the good and what was the bad about Corinth's location?

Good for trading, but sensitive to aquatically attacks from the Roman area.
500

Corinth had "Social Diversity," meaning people were treated differently based on their legal status. What were the two main groups Paul talked about in his letters regarding this status?

Slave and Free.

500

Who were the brothers of our patron god?

Poseidon & hades

500

What is the architectural Corinthian column?

It is a symbol of extreme wealth, and power.

500

Which city-state was Corinth closest to in terms of location?

Athens