Greece
Geography
Athens vs Sparta
War
Little Bit of Everything
100
The ancient Olympics were held in the Greek city of Olympias every _____ years.
100
An area of land with water on three sides 
100
At what age did boys in Sparta leave home to join the military? 
100
Which city-state started the Delian League? 
100
What type of government did Athens have? Representative or direct democracy?
200
A government in which all citizens could vote on all lawmaking decisions, is best described as a _______
200
Which early Greek civilization was known as the "island civilization"? 
200
At what age could Spartan men retire from the military?
200
Which Greek city-state started the Peloponnesian League as a response to the Delian League?
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200
A traditional story about gods and heroes is called a _____
300
A Greek word that means lover or wisdom or lover of learning. 
300
The mythical (not real) Minotaur lived under the castle of King Minos on what island?
Crete
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300
What did Spartans use as currency (money)? 
300
Who was the first Persian king to attack and invade Greece at the city of Marathon? (No, the picture is NOT James Harden) 
300
Where was Greece's most famous oracle (temple where gods spoke to humans) located?
400
Who created a method (style) of teaching based on open-ended questions and debate?
400
An ______
could be used as a marketplace or an open space where people could gather.
400
At what age was a Spartan boy's education considered complete? 
400
Who won the battle at 
Thermopylae?
400
Along with the Iliad, what epic did Homer write that told about a soldier's return from the Trojan war?
500
Persian king who invaded Greece at Marathon and fought against Leonidas and his 300. 
Xerxes
500
About how far was it from Marathon to Athens?
500
Under this leader, Athens entered (began) what was known as its Golden Age 
500
Who was Themistocles? 
A powerful commander of the Athenian navy
500
Sophists were best known for teaching ______, which means public speaking and debate
