(9) City-States - 1.4

On what continent is Greece located?

• Africa

• Europe

• Asia

• Australia

What is a 'city-state?'

• A city within a state

• Your address

• The government of Greece

• A city that acts like a small country

In a monarchy, what is the ruler called?

• President

• Dictator

• King/Queen

• Priest

Which letter on the map represents Greece?

• A

• B

What two features changed how the Greeks lived?

• rivers and the sea

• mountains and the sea

• mountains and plains

• deserts and rivers

How did mountains change the way the Greeks lived?

• mountains connected the city-states

• mountains divided the territory into valleys

• mountains made farming better

• mountains allowed the Greeks to go on many adventures

What is a city-state?

• a city that governs itself

• a city that looks like a state

• a country that governs many cities

• none of the above

Why did Greek city-states develop separately from each other?

• they didn't get along

• they voted on it

• they were separated by mountains and the sea

• because the Greeks wanted different things

What is an oligarchy?

• a system of government with rule by a few

• the title of assemblies in ancient Greece

• the title of military leaders in ancient Greece

• a system of government with rule by many

This was what the Greeks called their city-states.

• Acropolis
• Polis
• Agora
• Amphitheater