This king of the gods ruled from Mt. Olympus.
What is Zeus?
The location of this city-state made it so it could have a powerful navy.
What is Athens?
The Greeks held this event every four years to honor Zeus.
What is the Olympics?
This is the name for a city-state in Ancient Greece.
What is polis?
The is one of the greatest lasting impacts of Greece. It has carried over into pop culture - Percy Jackson.
She was the goddess of wisdom and and the patron goddess of Athens.
Who is Athena?
This city-state had a near perfect location that ensured its success as a great seaport and commercial center.
What is Corinth?
Greek theater had two main types of plays: tragedy and ________.
What is comedy?
This city-state had a military tradition of great bravery and human physical endurance, but began training boys at the age of seven.
Who is Sparta?
This mathematician developed the theorem a2 + b2 = c2.
Who is Pythagoras?
This hero completed the twelve labors, including slaying the Nemean Lion.
Who is Heracles (Hercules)?
This large island was home to the first Greek civilization.
What is Crete?
This city-state is responsible for the invention of democracy.
Who is Athens?
This structure, dedicated to Athena, still sits atop a hill in Athens.
What is the Parthenon?
This word means the belief in more than one god.
What is Polytheistic?
This city-state had poor climate and location, but became renowned for its musicians, poets, sculptors, and open air theaters.
The famous poet, Homer, wrote two epic poems about Ancient Greece. Name one of them.
What are The Iliad and The Odyssey?
This city-state had a thriving textile industry and colonized all over the eastern Mediterranean.
Who is Megara?
The Battle of Thermopylae.
This is the name for the three sisters who were responsible for determining destiny.
Who are the Fates?
This sea lies to the east of mainland Greece.
What is the Aegean Sea?
What is "arete?"
This city-state had one of the strongest militaries, led by the Sacred Band. They even beat Sparta!
Who is Thebes?
This Greek historian is often called the "Father of History."
Who is Herodotus?