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Mainland Greece is one of these because it is surrounded by Water on three sides. What is a peninsula? Category 1 Question 1

The name for a Greek city-state. It was like a tiny independent country. What is a polis? Category 1 Question 2

The place where people gathered in an open area to share ideas and buy goods. What is the agora? Category 1 Question 3

The type of government in which a few people hold Power. What is an oligarchy? Category 1 Question 4

People who take power by force and rule with total authority. Who are tyrants? Category 1 Question 5

He created a new council to help the assembly and is credited with making Athens a democracy. Who is Cleisthenes? Category 2 Question 1

The type of government in which citizens share in running the government using votes. What is democracy? Category 2 Question 2

The noble who canceled farmers’ debts and freed slaves. Who is Solon? Category 2 Question 3

A Greek slave or serf. What is a helot? Category 2 Question 4

The 20 states into which Darius divided the Persian Empire. What are satrapies? Category 2 Question 5

Official who ruled a state in the Persian Empire under Darius. What is a satrap? Category 3 Question 1

Persian religion that taught that Humans had the freedom to Choose between right and wrong. What is Zoroastrianism? Category 3 Question 2

System of democracy in which People gather at mass meetings To decide on government matters. What is direct democracy? Category 3 Question 3

System of democracy in which citizens choose a smaller group to make laws and government decisions on their behalf. What is representative democracy? Category 3 Question 4

The island that was home to the Minoan civilization. What is Crete? Category 3 Question 5

The two ways that Historians think the Minoan cities may have been destroyed. What are undersea earthquakes or Mycenaeans? Category 4 Question 1

The most famous Mycenaean Victory. What is the Trojan War? Category 4 Question 2

This city-state was an oligarchy that focused on military training. What is Sparta? Category 4 Question 3

This is the age that Spartan boys moved from home to start military training. What is age 7? Category 4 Question 4

Category 4 Question 5 What girls were trained in order to become good mothers. What is sports?