Athens v. Sparta
Sparta prioritized THIS in their city-state's society.
What is military strength?
Philosophy - The ancient Greek religion was THIS term, which meant they believed in many gods. (12 on Mt. Olympus to be exact!)
“The rule of many”; a government by the people
What is democracy?
What is a nation?
The Parthenon was built to honor THIS GODDESS.
Who is Athena?
Athens prioritized THIS in their city-state's society.
What is education/learning?
Government - The systems of government used across Greece were unique to each city-state. Some were THIS, with only a few people in charge. Other city-states were a THIS, which meant they allowed male citizens to vote on specific issues. (Two possible answers)
What is oligarchy / democracy?
“The rule of the few”; a select group controls the government
What is oligarchy?
Set borders, a central government, protection, and citizens are all requirements to be THIS.
What is a state?
THIS MAN challenged the Greek idea of what it meant to be a “hero” because he challenged people to rethink life with reasoning and asking "why?"
Who is Socrates?
THIS city-state's culture respected the right's of women in society much more than the other.
What is Sparta?
Sociology - Gender norms and classes were different in each city-state. However, one thing that was common in every city-state was THIS, which made up the lowest class of people everywhere.
What is slavery?
An organized system of thought
Greece was a nation, made up of THESE.
What is city-states?
Fill in the blank for arete: In early Greece, the qualities of excellence that a ______ strives to win in a struggle or contest.
What is "hero"?
Although THIS city-state had slaves, they were treated much better than the slaves in the other one.
What is Athens?
What is isolated?
A ruler who seized power by force, typically very crue
What is a tyrant?
THIS is a solid definition for a nation, essentially stating what it is.
What is "a group of people with a common cultural identity"?
The Olympic games were created to honor Zeus. In the ancient Olympics, men competed for THESE two prizes. (Only need one for the points)
What is an olive branch OR glory?
The conflict between Athens and Sparta is now known in history by THIS name.
What is the Peloponnesian War?
Economics - Although the economy was based on farming/trade, Greece lacked fertile land. Because of this, their largest import was THIS.
What is grain?
The act of temporarily banning certain politicians from the city by popular vote
What is ostracism?
THIS is a solid definition for a state.
What is "a self-governing political entity"?
The conquests of Alexander the Great gave rise to THIS, which was when the Greek language and Greek ideas spread to the non-Greek world.
What is the Hellenistic Era?