Because nature smiled upon them, the Greeks spent nearly all their what out-of-doors?
100
Greek-speaking
Around 2000 B.C. groups of _____________people moved into mainland Greece
100
Successor
In 508 B.C., Psistratus'_________?
200
Greek
On any given day one of every eight words we speak, read, write was in what language?
200
Greek
No ______ would stay inside when he could be in the sunshine.
200
Mycenae
What was the leading city?
200
Athenian Assembly
He made the________ ________?
300
We are acknowledging a signnificant Greek gift to us.
When we use words such as panic, atom, architect, democracy, ethics, logic, myth, netar, alphabet, theme, psychology, Achillles' heel, or Hippocratic oath what are we acknowledging?
300
Participating in a stimulating
What is one thing that the Greeks do in the sunshine.
300
Mostly common citizens.
What was the Bronze Age Greeks known as?
300
Hellenic
The road to full Athenian democracy was nearly complete by the fifth century when a statesman named Pericles would rule over the most dazzling era of ________ history.
400
They were a mixtrue of Indo-European.
What were they a mixtrue of?
400
Admire
In early Greek history before 450 B.C. there is much to ______?
400
Leading
By the early sixth century B.C., Athens and Sparta became the ______ city-states?
400
symmetry
what is one of Greek art:
500
olive oil, grains, and grapes (wine).
The Greeks trade with Egypt and Near East noorished Freek culture and brought prosperity from the Greek trid of exports:
500
Earthquake
The Minoan Age ended rather adruplty by a volcanic eplosion, an __________, a foreign invasion, or a p eople who inhabited the mainland?
500
Democracy
For Athens, however, the road to _________ would take years of reforms before the Golden Age was realized.
500
Accomplishments
Here is a brief summary of some of their _______________.