Greek Review
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| What are the 3 major seas surrounding the country of Greece? | Mediterranean, Aegean, and Ionian Sea
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| What is the largest of the more than 2,000 islands of Greece? | The island of Crete
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| What covers nearly three-forths of Greece? | Mountains
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| What are the two main exports of Greece? | Olives and grapes
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| What was Sparta known for? | Their strong and successful miliarty culture.
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| What was the ancient Greek religion? | It was polytheistic (worshipped by many gods).
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| What ended the Golden Age of Athens? | The Peloponnesian War.
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| Who taught Alexander the Great? | Aristotle
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| Whose goal was it to rule the world? | Alexander the Great
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| What does Democracy mean? | Rule by the people
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| What is Oligarchy? | It's any small ruling group.
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| What does the word philosopher mean? | "lover of wisdon" and studies the meaning of life.
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| Who are the three major Greek Philosophers? | Socrates (the gadfly), Plato and Aristotle
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| What was an Academy used for? | It was the learning center where students could study under a philosopher.
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| What is the agora? | It's an open aired marker; city-states developed around the arora.
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| What was a fortified hill at the venter of a city-state where you will also find a temple. | Acroplis
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| Who created the first democracy? | Athens
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| What is a monarchy? | a government ruled by a monarch (king or queen).
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| When did the Romans gain control of Greece? | 146 B.C.
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| Greece, Rome and Egypt all surround what? | The Mediterranean Sea.
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