Ancient Greece Ch. 8 Test Review

An area of land surrounded by water on three sides is called a _________

What were ancient Greece's two main crops?

A ___________ is a group of citizens chosen to hear evidence in a court of law

What was Ancient Greece's landscape like?

The part of Athenian government that made laws was called the __________

A _____ is a sheltered place along the coast

When an area is ruled by one ruler or king it is called a __________.

When Sparta and Athens went to war, it was called the ________

How did the Peloponnesian Wars end?

A Greek city-state is called a ______

What is the Parthenon?

Who made sure that poor citizens and farmers could get involved in the government of Athens?

The marketplace and meeting place of a Greek polis was called the _______.

Which is NOT a Greek legacy that we use in the United States today?

Which was NOT one of the 7 wonders of the Ancient World?

An _______ is a type of government in which only the rich powerful citizens may make decisions.

In Greece, only men could be ______ and women and slaves could not.

Why did the Peloponnesian Wars begin?

The search for wisdom, studied by many Greeks is called ________.

The _____ was a large hill where residents could seek safety and shelter.

Alexander's city of Alexandria spread which culture far and wide?

Who is Aristotle?

The famous poet who created stories about ancient Greece was named....

Alexander the Great's army never lost a battle

Around 499 B.C. Athens and Sparta joined forces to defeat..

Although each polis of Greece worshiped a different god, ALL Greeks worshiped...

Sparta was determined to create the strongest....

A type of government where ALL citizens can take part in making decisions is called a ______.

Ancient Greece depended on the sea instead of a river

Which is the biggest island of Greece?

Greek ______ were groups of people who lived apart from Greece, but kept ties with Greece.

The people of Greece were expert...