Ancient Greece

How did Greece's mountainous land affect life for the Ancient Greeks?

• It did not affect life for the Greeks.

• The Greeks mostly ate at restaurants.

• The Greeks could only grow certain kinds of crops.

• The Greeks could grow any kind of crop they wanted.

Why was communication difficult between communities in Ancient Greece?

• They did not have telephones

• Mountains and Water

• communication was easy

• most people had horses

5. Which of the following IS NOT a physical feature of Greece?

• mountains

• peninsulas and islands

• wide open plains

• lots of coastline

Why were the Greeks limited to herding mostly goats and sheep?

• Larger cattle kept running away.

• They can graze on mountains and hillsides.

• They could hide behind rocks.

• Greece has large open flat lands.

Why did the Greeks live in isolated communities?

• Many lakes and rivers made travel difficult

• They were worried about spreading diseases.

• Mountains and hilly rocky land separated the city-states.

• They didn't like each other.

The two main crops the Ancient Greeks grew were:

• bananas & coconut

• squash & quinoa

• olives & grapes

• corn & beans

What bodies of water bordered Ancient Greece?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Aegean Sea

• Ionian Sea

• All of them

The city-state where boys, at the age of 7, would start hardy soldier training

• Athens

• Sparta

• Delphi

• Olympia

What contributions did the Ancient Greeks have to our modern society?

• Art & Architecture

• Literature & Drama

• Science & Mathematics

• All of the contributions mentioned

A great philosopher of Ancient Greece was:

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

• all three (Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle)