Ancient Civilizations
Greek Geography
Greek Government
Greek Culture
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100
This civilization is known for it's palace at Knossos.
What is Minoan?
100
This is the largest island in Greece, famous for it's history and beaches.
What is Crete?
100
These laws emphasize being strict and affected the rich differently from the poor.
What is Draco's Law?
100
This process involves settling and establishing control over new territories.
What is colonization.
100
This Athenian legislator believes that the only way to maintain order is through the strictest punishments imaginable.
What is Draco/Dracon?
200
Known for its archaeological sites, this civilization followed the minoans and built impressive palaces.
What are the Myceneans?
200
The Sea in Greece provided what?
What is Food and Trade.
200
These types of leaders are popular and have the support of the people, they are typically charismatic and the enemy of Aristocrats.
What is a Tyrant?
200
They were considered to be the first genetically Greek people.
What are Myceneans?
200
A place under full or partial control of another place.-Occupied by settlers from that country.
What are Colonies?
300
This lasted from C.1100-800 BCE in Greece and was characterized by no written records.
What are the Dark Ages.
300
about 80% of Greece is covered in this physical feature.
What are mountains.
300
City-States are sometimes far from each other, they are like.
What is small countries?
300
They believed trade did not need to be peaceful.
What are Myceneans?
300
What year is Solon credited with laying the foundations of Athenian Democracy?
What is 594BC?
400
This ancient practice of jumping over bulls is similar to another practice in Spain and is called what?
What is Encierro?
400
This landform is surrounded by water on three sides and is characteristic of Greece.
What is a peninsula?
400
While similar to Aristocracy, the difference is good soldiers and wealthy businessmen can join this form of government.
What is Oligarchy?/What is an Oligarch?
400
This place was a location for the citizens to discuss openly their ideas and thoughts.
What is the Agora?/What is the hill?
400
What year did Tyrants begin to gain power in Ancient Greece?
What is C.546 BCE?
500
Putting a little culture into another place through different ways
What is Cultural Diffusion?
500
This is the body of water located between Greece and Turkey.
What is the Aegean Sea?
500
A wealthy farmer in Greece can after the Dark Ages eventually form this form of society and government.
What is a city-state and a monarchy/monarch/King?
500
What physical feature would cause Greek city-states to have differences between one another?
What is Mountains/Mountainous Terrains?
500
This man is called the "Father of Athenian Democracy."
Who is Cleisthenes.