Classical Greece

Geography:

Where is Greece located?

• In the Mediterranean Sea, between the Aegean Sea and the Ionian Sea

• In the Mediterranean Sea, between the Indus Sea and the Arabic Sea

• In the Atlantic Ocean, between the Caribbean Sea and the Canarias Sea

• In the Pacific Ocean, between the Italian Sea and the North African Sea

Geography:

The following statements are true:

• Greece is surrounded by around 2000 islands

• Greece is located on a peninsula

• Greece has no access to coasts or seas

• Greece is mostly a valley-composed country (no mountains)

Culture:

¿True or false?

Pottery and sculpture were art techniques often found in Classical Greece

(write true or false)

(a)  

Philosophy:

What philosopher proposed the famous myth of the cavern?

• Aristotle

• Plato

• Alexander the Great

• Anaximander

Philosophy:

The following are important philosophers from Classical Greece:

• Aristotle

• Socrates

• Tutankhamun

• Plato

Politics:

In Classical Greece, city-states were called:

(write a five-letter word)

(a)  

Society:

In what Greek city-state were women and men equal in many ways?

• Corinth

• Sparta

• Athens

• Olympia

Politics:

What political systems were found in Classical Greece?

(choose more than one)

• aristocracy

• oligarchy

• democracy

• monarchy

Politics:

Some important wars that Classical Greece underwent are:

• The Peloponnesian Wars

• World War I

• The Persian Wars

• The Crusades

Politics:

Who could vote in Ancient Greece?

• Democracy did not exist in Greece

• Anyone who lived in Greece

• Free, male adult citizens

• Free people, both men and women