Wonderful
Beautiful
Awesome
Amazing
Outstanding
100

form of democracy that allows all citizens to directly participate in government

Direct Democracy

100

Greek-like culture that blended with customs in parts of Africa and Asia

Hellenistic

100

stories about gods and heroes that attempt to explain different natural and historical events

Mythology

100

type of government in which power is shared between a small group of people

Oligarchy

100

sporting competition held every four years in honor of Zeus

Olympics

200

group of soldiers arranged in a square and equipped with spears and shields

Phalanx

200

city-state in ancient Greece, where a city and its settlements in the surrounding countryside act as an independent state

Polis

200

form of democracy in which citizens choose government officials to represent them

Representative Democracy

200

type of government that gets the power to rule through force

Tyranny

200

What was the holy book for the ancient Greek religion that contains its teachings and guidelines?

There were no holy books or sets of official guidelines for the ancient Greek religion.

300

Why did the Greeks create their own city-states instead of a united country during ancient history?

Greek communities were isolated from each other due to the mountains and seas.



300

How did the sea affect civilization in ancient Greece?

Many Greeks became fishermen, merchants, and sailors, who found food and traveled to other places along the sea.

300

Why did many Greeks travel to the city-state of Delphi and see the Pythia at the Temple of Apollo?

The Greeks wanted to ask the Pythia questions about their futures and destinies.

300

Which two ancient Greek scholars wrote about the history of the Persian War and the history of the Peloponnesian War?

Herodotus and Thucydides

300

In what city state were women, children, immigrants, and enslaved people were excluded government?



Athens

400

Why do many modern-day countries elect politicians, instead of allowing all citizens to serve in the government?

Their populations are too large to gather in one place.

400

What was a major cause of the Peloponnesian War between Athens and Sparta?

Athens became too powerful after turning the Delian League into its own empire.

400

How was Sparta able to win the Peloponnesian War?

The Spartans persuaded the Persians to fund their navy and destroyed the Athenian fleet.

400

He was a famous king who created one of the world’s largest empires in a short amount of time.

 Alexander as “the Great”

400

What was a significant development after Alexander’s death during the Hellenistic Period?

Greek ideas mixed with the customs of other civilizations to create a new culture.



500

Why did the Greeks establish several colonies around the Mediterranean Sea?

They wanted to increase their wealth through trade and support their growing population.

500

They were enslaved by the Spartans and forced them to grow food, so they established a strong military to prevent a rebellion amongst them.

helots

500

The Minoans were expert shipbuilders, who made many artifacts showing marine life and established trade networks across the Mediterranean Sea.

Minoans

500

Why did Spartan boys receive limited food and supplies during their military training?

The government wanted Spartan warriors to be tough, disciplined, and not tempted by a comfortable life.

500

Did Athens have a powerful army or navy? Did Sparta have a powerful army or navy?




Athens had a powerful navy and Sparta had a powerful army.