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Ancient Greece

Learn about Ancient Greece

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What happended between 431 - 404 BC? Spatans Vs Athens "Peloponnesian war"
What happended between 750 - 700 BC? Ilaid and the odyessy Greek letiture by home.
What happended in 750 BC? CIty - States are centres to Greek life
What happended in 800 BC? First Olympic games were held.
What happended between 1200 BC - 750 BC apporx? DARK AGES
What happended between 600 BC - 200 BC? Mycenean civialiaztion starts
Polis A Greek word for City - State
Acropolis A high hill upon which a great fortress was built.
Classical Age An age marked by great Greek achievements.
Mythology Stories about gods and heroes that tries to explain how the world works.
Persian War A series of wars between Persia and Greece during 400’s BC.
Peloponnesian War A war between Athens and Sparta in the 400’s.
Trojan War The ten year war waged against Troy by the Greeks, caused by the abduction of Helen by pains and resulting in the burning and destruction of Troy.
Hellenistic Greek Like: heavily influenced by great ideas.
Colonization The act of process of establishing a colony of colonies.
Philosophy A set of Ideas or beliefs relating to a particular field or activity; an underlying theory
What is the ocean that starts with an A? Aegean Sea
What is the ocean that starts with an I? Ionian Sea
What is the ocean that starts with an M? Mediterranean Sea
What is this country called? Greece
What is the 1 island called? Crete
What is the mountain range called? Pindos Mountains
What is the city that starts with an S? City of Sparta
What is the city that starts with an A? City of Athens
What is by the City of Sparta? Peloponnesus
What is the Empire? Persian Empire
What is the place called with an M? Macedonia
What surrounds Greece on 3 sides? Water
Why did the water effect Greece life? Trade
At what age did the Spartan boys begin training for battle? 7 years old
What was an important part of Sparta? Obedient and Loyalty
Why was educating men so important in Athens? Public life
Athens became center for what? Education and Jury
Where did the first Olympics take place? Olympia
What were participants trying to demonstrate? Strength and athleticism
Where was the Parthenon located? Aerpolis
Who was the Parthenon a temple for? The Goddess Athena
What was included in Greek Mythology? Gods and hero’s
What city were the Trojans trying to get into? City Of Troy
What did they hide in the wooden horse? 30 Men
Athens is considered to be the birthplace of what type of government? Democracy
How did this involve ALL citizens? To vote Directly
What was the Dark Ages? A time filled with warfare and disorder`
Government where people elect leaders to govern them Republic
Government in which a few people have power Oligarchy
Government ruled by the people Democracy
Government where absolute power is held by one person Monarchy
Government ruled by a strong leader, who has power *Usually forced Tyrant/dictator
What happened in 1200 BC? Mycenaean civilization feel apart after many civil wars
What was the Dark Ages? How long did it last? A time filled with warfare and disorder (lasted 800 years)
What’s another name for a city-state? Polis
How did spartas oligarchy differ from the democracy of Athens? Under Sparta’s oligarchy, a few wealthy kings ruled. Under Athens’s democracy, ruled by the people.
What was Darconian Law? A very harsh law.
Who was Solon? A leader of a polis. Reformed the court, gave voting rights to non-artists, ended slavery of debtors
What reforms took place under Cleistuenses? Increased number of voters. (From lower classes), gave assembly greater power.
What reforms occurred under Pericles? Citizens were paid for civic duty
Why is Athens described as ‘limited democracy’? 1- Allowed slavery, 2- Foreigners could not be civilians, 3- Women couldn’t vote, 4- Poor people that didn’t own land excluded from citizenship.
What comes from the Greek word meaning ¨rule of the people?¨ Democracy
What is the goverment in which absulote power is held by one person? Monarchy
What is a leader who held power through the use of force? Tyrant/Dictator
What is where all citizents elect repersentatives to debate and vote on issues for them? Republic
What is someone who is born into power? Aristocrats
What is where all meet as a group to debate and vote directly on ever issuse? Direct Democracy
What is a goverment where only a few people have power? Oligarchy
Sparta was goverend by who? two milatary´s
In Ancient Greek society, forengers were known as what? Metics
The basic unit of ancient Greeck goverment was the city state, or what? Polis
The role and lives of women in _________ surprised most ancient Greeks. Sparta
What features of Greek geography encouraged a spirt of independance among its early people? Its mountain ranges
The Greek colonies in Asia brought the first what to ancient Greece? Coins
Which of the following statments best explains why direct democracy worked in anceint Athens? Free people could vote and hold office
Which group of ancient Greek had greater freedom? Spartan women
What is the first person on the social pyrimaid? Arocosatie
Whats the second person on the social pyrimaid? Large farmers, Tenent farmers
Whats the third person on the social pyrimad? Women and childern
Whats the last person on the social pyrimaid? Slaves
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