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5. 100 200 300 400 500 The Land of Greece History People Culture Athens vs. Sparta Wars

6. Greece is a large piece of land surrounded on all three sides by water. That’s called a ____________. A 100

7. peninsula A 100

8. The biggest island located to the south of Greece’s mainland is ______. A 200

9. Crete A 200

10. The southern tip of the Greek mainland is a large peninsula called the ___________. A 300

11. Peloponnesus A 300

12. The three seas that surround Greece are ________, ________, and _______. A 400

13. The Ionian Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Aegean Sea A 400

14. Because of the rocky soil and mountainous land of Greece, it wasn’t great farmland. What two main food crops were still grown? A 500

15. Olives and Grapes A 500

16. These are the two groups who influenced the development of Ancient Greek civilization. B 100

17. Minoans and Mycenaeans B 100

18. What are city-states? B 200

19. A self governing city, often with surrounding land and villages B 200

20. The time period of wealth and glory for Athens B 300

21. The Golden Age B 300

22. The league formed to put money in a shared treasury to have in case of another war B 400

23. The Delian League B 400

24. A culture that was a blend of Greek ideas and the traditions of Africa and Asia in ancient times B 500

25. Hellenism B 500

26. A person with certain rights and responsibilities in his or her country C 100

27. citizen C 100

28. The son of King Philip II who took over as king of the Greeks when his father died. He conquered land to the east of Greece all the way to the Indus River. C 200

29. Alexander the Great C 200

30. The leader of Athens during the Golden Age. C 300

31. Pericles C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. The first teacher of philosophy, who was sentenced to death because of his teachings. C 400

34. Socrates C 400

35. Describe the differences in daily life between men and women in Ancient Greece. C 500

36. Boys went to school at age 7, and served in the military. They were also considered citizens of their city-states. Women were in charge of the household chores, couldn’t go to school, or be citizens. C 500

37. The large marble temple built in Athens to honor Athena D 100

38. Parthenon D 100

39. The 2 main kinds of Greek plays D 200

40. Comedies and tragedies D 200

41. What does polytheism mean? D 300

42. The belief in many gods and goddesses D 300

43. What were a few of the games involved in the Olympic Games? D 400

44. Foot racing, wrestling, long jumping, and javelin or discus throwing D 400

45. The names of the 3 kinds of columns used in Greek architecture D 500

46. Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian D 500

47. The city managed like a military camp E 100

48. Sparta E 100

49. A center of great learning E 200

50. Athens E 200

51. Had a democracy as its government E 300

52. Athens E 300

53. Required men to serve in the army until at least age 30 E 400

54. Sparta E 400

55. Truly valued the arts and architecture E 500

56. Athens E 500

57. The war between Troy and Greece F 100

58. The Trojan War F 100

59. The war between Persia and Greece F 200

60. The Persian War F 200

61. The war between Athens and Sparta F 300

62. The Peloponnesian War F 300

63. The country who was led by King Philip II that conquered Greece after the Peloponnsian War. F 400

64. Macedonia F 400

65. How and why did the Peloponnesian War end? F 500

66. A plague killed many of the Athenians, including their leader Pericles. Also, Athens was starving to death. F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Gifts from Greece Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. Final Jeopardy Question- Name three “gifts” that we have received from Ancient Greece that still impact us today. Click on screen to continue

69. Correct Final Jeopardy Response- democracy, olives, grapes, architecture, plays, philosophy Click on screen to continue

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