Types of Government
Vocabulary
Types of Democracy
Geography
Culture
100

What type of government is ruled by a king or queen?

Monarchy

100

What is the term for a body of land surrounded on three sides by water?

Peninsula 

100

Which area was the first direct democracy? 

Athens

100

What continent is Greece located in? 

Europe

100

What is the name for the stories Greeks told about their gods?

Myths

200

Which type of government is controlled by a powerful few?

Oligarchy 

200

What is the name for elected leaders?

representatives

200

What type of democracy is the United States?

Representative

200

How did the mountains of Greece affect the development of civilization? 

They developed separate city-states

200

Which Greek thinker developed a method of education based on questioning?

Socrates

300

Which type of government is ruled by an illegal leader who has complete power?

Tyranny 

300

What is the name for official membership in a political community?

citizenship

300

What is a synonym for a representative democracy?

Republic

300

How did being surrounded by seas affect Greek life?

They relied on the seas for food, travel, and trade.

300

Which Greek thinker believed in having equal parts of government?

Plato

400

Which type of government is based on religious law?

Theocracy

400

What is the name for rights that cannot be taken away?

unalienable rights

400

What is the only country that is a direct democracy today?

Switzerland 

400

What three seas surround Greece?

Aegean, Ionian, and Mediterranean 

400

Which Greek thinker is known as "the father of geometry?"

Euclid 

500

What was the chronological progression of governments from monarchy to democracy?

Monarchy, Oligarchy, Tyranny, and Democracy

500

What is the name for Greek thinkers who used logic to explain the world?

Philosophers 

500

What was the first representative democracy?

Rome

500

What percentage of Greece is covered by mountains?

75%

500

Which Greek building is the most famous example of the use of columns in architecture? 

The Parthenon