Greek Gods
The God of wine.
Who is Dionysus?
Iconic city named after a Greek God.
What is Athens?
A political decision made by a King.
What is a Monarchy?
Created realistic paintings on this.
What is a grave stone?
Greek God of Trade.
Who is Hermes?
Free citizens at the top of the society.
What were men?
Short made up stories that describes human nature and often teaches lessons.
What are myths?
Married to Zeus.
Who is Hera?
The Roman name of Ares.
What is Mars?
Local sea by Greece.
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
Citizens that are over the age of 18 could rule the Democracy.
What is the rule of age to rule the Democracy?
The Greeks structures do this.
What is honoring Gods?
Greeks traded with other civilizations to get...
What is grain?
The center of ancient Greek life.
What is the city-state?
God or Goddess.
What is a deity?
Dionysus's symbol.
What are grape vines?
Two Gods competed for this.
What is to become a Patron?
This is the place the Greeks lived.
What is Southeast of the Balkan Peninsula?
Government officials were chosen by lottery instead of elections.
What does a sortition do?
Greeks wanted to perfect this.
What are sta?
Greeks most common trading good.
What is olive oil?
Women, citizen, and non-Greeks.
What were non-citizens?
Worshipping more than one God.
What is Polytheism?
King Polydectes wanted something.
What is Medusa's head?
Parents of Hephaestus.
Who are Zeus and Hera?
This job helped the Greeks become excellent traders and sailors. It also brought contact with other parts of the world.
What is how trade helped Ancient Greece develop
It was ruled by small groups with a few citizens with power.
What is a Oligarchy?
This philosopher made a method.
What did Socrates do?
Type of currency used by Greeks.
What are coins?
Men, land owners, tenant farmers.
What were citizens?
Land surrounded by water on three sides.
What is a Peninsula?
The most eaten cheese in Ancient Greece.
What is Feta Cheese?
Rivals of Athena.
Who are Ares and Poseidon?
Where Greek Gods lived.
What is Mount Olympus?
They played a crucial role in shaping the public opinion and influencing decisions.
What an Oratory does?
A doctor who studied the cause of desease.
Who is Hippurates
City-state Athens coin symbol.
What is the owl?
People from Sparta lived in Athens.
Who were people who couldn't vote?
A teaching method named after its founder.
What is the Socratic method?
Around 1600-1200 BCE a group of Indo-Europeans established a Bronze age civilization in Peloponnesse, Greece.
Who were the Mycenaean Civilization?