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slaves that farmed for the Spartans
veggievots
helots
alexandrians
agrarians
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Dispite differences in Greek city states there were similarities such as...
Language and Writing (Greek)
Acropolis and Agora
All of these are similarities
Religion (Zeus etc...)
3
The spread of Greek culture blended with Asian cultures conquered by Alexander the Great.
Olympics
Phillip II
Pharos
Hellenism
4
Temple to Athena in Athens
Sparta
Polis
Parthenon
Phalanx
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Identify B
Mt. Olympus
Sparta
Athens
London
6
Identify E
Aegean Sea
Atlantic Sea
Purple Sea
Mediterranean Sea
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Land surrounded by water on 3 sides but connected to the mainland
peninsula
mainland
mountains
island
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Which statement is true?
Greeks had lots of good farm land and did not need to trade.
Greeks became good sailors because trade over land was hard.
Greeks did not know how to build sailing ships.
Greeks were afraid of Poseidon so they traded only on land.
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What happened to Alexander the Great's Empire when he died?
It remained united under his son
It disappeared and the people became barbarians
It remained united under his wife
His generals split it
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large peninsula (shaped like a hand) that is located in the south where Sparta was
Norway
Millay
Peloponnesus
Attica
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greek word for city-state
phalanx
trojan horse
polis
Parthenon
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Son of Phillip II, great general who named many cities after himself, spread Greek Culture.
Alexander the Great
Bucephalus
Zeus
Socrates
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A Spartan army formation with overlapping shields
Trojan Horse
Phalanx
Shield-a-saurus
Hades Hands
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Identify D
Ionian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Yellow Sea
Aegean Sea
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Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Bucephalus
Phillip II
Socrates
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war between Greeks and the people of Troy, over Helen of Troy and included the "Trojan Horse"
Trojan War
Civil War
Peloponesian War
World War II
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a government in which only a few people have power - Sparta had this type of government
Polis
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Direct Democracy
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Government where citizens vote on all laws - in Athens. Only men could vote
Oligarchy
Tyrant
Direct Democracy
Monarchy
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Greek hero of Trojan War - according to myth he was invulnerable except for his heel.
Medusa
Achilles
Hercules
Zeus
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located in northern Greece, believed to be where most of the Greek gods and goddesses lived.
Mt. Olympus
Valhalla
Fields of Gold
Mt. Etna
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a high hill upon which a Greek temples were built - all Greek city-states had one
Sparta
Direct Democracy
Greek Columns
Acropolis
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Identify A
Mt. Olympus
Athens
Beijing
Sparta
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Time of peace in Athens. Artists created statues, and great temples. such as the Parthenon.
Golden Age of Greece
Hellenism
Parthenon
The Olympics
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began in Olympia, Greece, as athletic contests to honor Zeus,3500 years ago.
Phalanx
Peloponesian War
Olympics
Trojan War
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city-state strictly ruled by military force, known for it's strength and military might
Raleigh
Athens
Troy
Sparta
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1st city-state to have democracy, men could vote. Known for wealth, arts and love of learning
Sparta
Athens
Greensboro
Troy
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Greek philosopher taught people to ask questions, was forced to drink poison
Plato
Alexander the Great
Phillip II
Socrates
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Hippocrates
engineer who invented the catapult
taught Alexander the Great
looked for natural causes of illness, "Father of Medicine."
great General who defeated Sparta
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Greek poet who wrote the - the Iliad and the Odyssey - stories of the heroes of the Trojan war
Socrates
Plato
Homer
Alexander the Great
30
Identify C
Hawaii
Crete
Peloponnese
Attica
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Columns - Ionic, Doric & Corinthian
Greek education found in schools
Greek tragedies in theaters
Greek architecture seen on many government buildings
Greek medicine seen i hospitals
32
city founded by Alexander the Great center of trade and learning, Pharos, greatest library .
Alexandria, North America
Genralix, Egypt
Greatathon, India
Alexandria, Egypt
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The mountainous terrain of Greece caused
cultural differences in Greek City States
Difficulty with trade
difficulty unifying Greece
All of these statements are true
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War between Sparta and Athens; Spartans won.
World War II
Peloponnesian War
Trojan War
War of Roses
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Identify F
Mt. Etna
Mt. Olympus
Mt. Himalaya
Mt. Zeus
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About what % of Greece is covered in mountains?
25%
10%
50%
75%
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Famous battle between 300 Spartan soldiers- inspired Greeks to defeat King Xerxes of Persia
Battle of Thermopylae
Marathon March
Fight of the Phalanx
Battle of Parthenon