Ancient Greece study quiz

What father and son team lead the conquests against Greece?

What is the major body of water that surrounds Greece and provides the major trade routes?

Who conquered the Greeks?

A central meeting place and market place in the polis.

A self-governing city, often with surrounding land and villages.

Who was the king of the gods on Mt. Olympus?

A lawmaking body of government. 

The ancient Olympics began in what year?

How long did the Peloponnesian War last?

Which is the largest Greek island?

Which city-state was a major trade center and interacted with many different cultures?

Why was farming a challenge in ancient Greece?

Why was Greece easily conquered after the Peloponnesian War?

A sheltered place along a coast used to protect boats and ships

What is a chain of islands called?

Who could be citizens in ancient Greece?

What was the main purpose of Greek Mythology?

What uniform did the ancient Olympians wear? 

The Greeks practice what type of religion? 

Type of government ruled by a king or queen.

What was the most popular form of transportation in ancient Greece?

A map that shows the natural land formations.

The two peninsulas that make up mainland Greece are ______________.

A group who hear evidence and make a decision in a court of law.

Which city-state did not allow women to leave home without a male escort?

Which major body of water connects the islands of Greece with mainland Greece?

A map that shows boundaries, cities, and other man made features.

Which of these is not a contribution of ancient Greek civilizations?

Which of these is not a way the Greeks honored their gods?

The study of wisdom and the right way to live.

Which city-state valued education, the arts, and democracy?

Which city-state had the women train along with the men in athletic skills?

Which of these were major crops in ancient Greece?

Which city-state had a strong navy?

A system of government in which citizens vote.

A  territory that is under the control of another country.

City-state in ancient Greece.

A government lead by a small group of people.

Land surrounded by water on 3 sides.

Having political rights and privileges in a country.

A war fought between Athens and Sparta that lasted 27 years.

A large hill that a city-state is built around.

What did Alexander the Great name his city?

A map that shows information such as population distribution, literacy rates, or land use. 

Which city-state assigned 18 year old girls a husband, but they didn't live together.

What continent is Greece a part of?

How many events were a part of the first Olympics?

How did Greeks spread their agricultural products and culture to other regions?

Difficulties in communication because of mountains and islands led to the development of ______

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

Which city-state required men and women to have perfect bodies?

Which city-state had a strong army?

What is one way the Greeks honored their gods, especially Zeus?