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Geography

Religion

Achievements

Politics

Economy

Social Classes

$100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Game board Geography Religion Achievements Politics Economy Social Structure

1-100 Most of Greece’s terrain is _____________ which forced the Greeks to create ______________________

1-100A What is mountainous and city- states?

1-200 Greece was separated into_______________ due to the _________________.

1-200A What is city- states and mountains?

1-300 Greece was surrounded by what bodies of water?

1-300A What are the Mediterranean, Ionian, and Aegean Seas?

1-400 Greece could be a dangerous because it was located in a ____________ and _______________ zone.

1-400A What is earthquake and volcano?

1-500 Greece was not good for ____________ and it also did not have a lot of _________ so they had to rely on ____ for survival.

1-500A What is farming, fresh water, and seas?

The Greeks were ______________; they believed in many gods/goddesses.

2-100A What is polytheistic?

2-200 The temple built in honor of Athena is called____________.

2-200A What is the Parthenon?

2-300 This person had the ability, so the Greeks thought, to foretell the future.

2-300A Who is an oracle?

2-400 The Greeks believed the gods were _______________, meaning they lived forever.

2-400A What is immortal?

2-500 These were the gods/goddesses who controlled everyone’s destiny.

2-500A Who are the Fates?

The Greeks performed their plays in an ___________________.

3-100A What isan amphitheater?

3-200 What was the period of time called when the Greeks agreed to be peaceful during the Olympics?

3-200A What is a truce?

3-300 This is where the plays took place.

3-300A What is an amphitheater?

3-400 This is where stories were told and passed down.

3-400A What is on pottery?

3-500 Name the three types of Greek architecture.

3-500A What are ionic, doric, and corinthian?

Name the 3 different types of government.

4-100A What are democracy, oligarchy, and monarchy ?

4-200 A ruler who has absolute power over his people is...

4-200A What isa tyrant?

4-300 True or False: Women had the right to vote.

4-300A What is False?

4-400 This philosopher had a strong influence as he challenged govt. decisions.

4-400A Who is Socrates?

4-500 This group of people helped protect Greece with their warrior skills.

4-500A Who are the Spartans?

These two city-states developed their own coinage

5-100A What are Corinth and Argos?

5-200 Most of Greece’s economy relied on…

5-200A What is the seas or trade?

5-300 The Greeks went to this marketplace to trade goods.

5-300A What is the agora?

5-400 To trade or exchange goods is called...

5-400A What is bartering?

5-500 Goods that are bought and sold/exchanged with other countries are called __________ and ____________

5-500A Whatare imports and exports?

These workers provided the much needed tools and weapons for the Greeks.

6-100A Who are the craftsworkers/m etalworkers?

6-200 True or False: Mostly, girls were not allowed to go to school.

6-200A What is True?

6-300 True or False: The Greeks showed their social class structure by using a ladder

6-300A What is False?

6-400 True or False: Soldiers were on the bottom of Greece’s social class structure.

6-400A What is False?

6-500 True or False: Doctors were not that important in Greece and made few advances.

6-500A What is False?

Name and describe the famous gods and goddesses of Greece.

Let’s see your lists…

Daily Double Round 1