Ancient Greece Geography
Ancient Athens Democracy
Ancient Sparta
Peloponesian War
Ancient Greece Vocabulary
100

A fort-building to protect ancient Greece on a hilly rocky top of the city.

Acropolis

100

Group of 500 who Proposed Laws - (like America's House of Representative)

The Council 

100

enslaved people in ancient Sparta

helots

100

The Peloponesian War was between which two city-states?

Athens and Sparta

100

a Greek city-state

Polis

200

Greece was composed of _______. Each one with it's own laws and ruling form of government. 

city-states

200

Approved laws with a majority vote. 

The Assembly 

200

Boys left their homes at age ___ to join the military.

7

200

Athens began interfering with some of Sparta’s allies. These allies pressured Sparta to attack Athens. War broke out in 431 b.c. Historians call this conflict the Peloponnesian War because Sparta was located in the ___________. 

Peloponnesus

200

a gathering place; marketplace in ancient Greece

Agora  

300

first civilization to develop in the Aegean region, but they were not Greeks.

Minoans

300

Which country was inspired by Ancient Greece's form of government?

America / U.S.A.

300

They could own property and travel. They were trained in sports, such as wrestling and throwing the javelin.

They enjoyed more freedom than other ____ from other city-states. 

Who? 

Spartan Women 

300

Who had the most powerful navy, Athens or Sparta? 

Athens 

300

a group of armed foot soldiers in ancient Greece arranged close together in rows

phalanx

400

a piece of land nearly surrounded by water

peninsula

400

Who could vote in Ancient Athens?

Only Greek born adult males.

400

Sparta's government was an ________. Two kings ruled jointly, but they had little power.

Oligarchy 

400

________broke out within the overcrowded city's population. More than a third of the people died, including Athenian ruler _______.  

A plague or disease, Pericles 

400

a form of democracy in which all citizens can participate firsthand in the decision-making process

direct democracy

500

Both used writing, trading, and boat building, best describes Minoan and _______ civilizations

Mycenaean

500
Every Athenian male of age had to participate in government.  How were they chosen? 
By Lottery 
500

At the end, Sparta remained a _____ _____ _______.

They never built up business and trade or improved their standard of living

poor farming society 

500

Who won the Peloponesian War? 

Sparta 

500

a government in which a small group has control

oligarchy