Basics of Europe
This is the highest mountain range in Europe.
What is the Alps?
These are three main city-states in early Greece.
What are Athens, Sparta, and Corinth?
This is the nation that Alexander the Great led to great heights, including conquering much of Greece.
What is Macedonia?
This is the climate of Greece, which means hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
What is mediterranean?
What is Art, Language, Traditions, Politics, Architecture, etc.
Two ways that the Europeans have affected culture across the globe are...
This city-state is known for these qualities: Democracy, Trade, Oceans and Seas, Strong Navy
What is Athens?
This country was the first to invade Greece during the 500s of BCE.
What is Persia?
Greece, like many other early peoples, were built heavily on ______ _______, which placed people top to bottom.
What is social classes?
During the Dark Age, as people left the Greek region, this word, meaning traditions and customs, began to decrease.
What is culture?
Two answers are needed here. This is the number of countries in Europe and the two oceans that border.
What is 44/Atlantic and Arctic?
This city-state is known for these qualities: Oligarchy, Farming, Mountain Ranges, Powerful Army
What is Sparta?
These two Greek city-states came together to defeat a common enemy. Name the two and then name the Age that one of them entered.
What is Sparta/Athens and the Golden Age?
These were the top people in Greece during early history with their name translating to "the best people".
What are aristocrats?
Greek religion centers around this word, which means worship of multiple gods.
What is polytheism?
These are the four seas that border Europe?
What are Black, Baltic, North, and Mediterranean Seas?
Due to its location near the seas and oceans, Athens became a center for many city-states and Greek people to do this.
What is trade?
This was the name of the 27-year conflict between Athens and Sparta.
What is the Peloponnesian War?
These are two of the main trade goods produced by Greece in early history and still today?
What is olive oil and wine?
These two buildings/places could be found in almost every Greek city-state.
What is a marketplace and a government center.
This is one of the main reasons European culture is so prevalent today.
What is establishing colonies on most continents?
This is the definition of a city-state.
What is a city and its surrounding territory?
These were two of the main consequences of the long war between Sparta and Athens
What is Greece was devastated and Athens left their Golden Age?
These were two of the main reforms, or changes, that led to democracy coming together in Athens.
What is increasing citizenship and ending the selling of poor into slavery?
This was a major result of many different peoples, including Greek, coming together under Macedonia.
What is Greek culture spread?