Ancient Greece

The word philosopher means......

Zeus was the king of all gods.

_____, who had a thriving city on the mainland of Greece.

The ancient Greek were the first to develop......

The Mycenaeans left behind a large wooden horse known as "The Trojan Horse".

Greece has a rugged, rocky seacoast. Inland from the coast the land is very mountainous, making it difficult to________.

The word "democracy" comes from two Greek words that mean people and rule.

The two most important Greek city-states were Sparta and Athens.

Homer, a blind poet, turned many old Greek stories and myths into two long poems called.....

Greece is located on the Balkan Peninsula.

Which is NOT a sport the Greek men practiced in the gymnasium.

The most famous ancient stadium was built in the town of...

Which one is Not a public place for the ancient Greek's?

Three of the world's smallest countries are located in Europe.

Aesop is famous for writing?

The Greeks were a descendant of one of Japheth's sons. Japheth was the 3rd son of_________?

Only______ male citizens had the right to vote.

Sparta did not have a _____like Athens.

At the age of seven years old a Spartan boy was taken from his family and was taught how to fight.

Minoas lived on the island of______?

The agora was.....?

The first Olympic games took place in _______B.C.

______was the first city-state to become powerful in Greece.

Pythagoras thought of some very important rules of _____?

Athens was located only _____ miles away from Sparta.

Acropolis, means "upper city."

_____% of Greece's mainland is made up of mountains.

Each city had its own government that ruled the people. This kind of government is called a_______?

Apollo was the God of?

Macedonia was a small country just north of Greece.