Harcourt Social Studies World History Chapter 8 lesson 2

When did the Dorians migrate into the Greek Mainland?

• 508.B.C.

• 776 B.C.

• 1150 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

oligarchy

• a governing system in which a country's people elect their leaders and rule by majority.

• an open air market and gathering place in many ancient Greek city-states.

• the name given to outsiders by the ancient Greeks and later by the ancient Romans. Considered uncivilized

• a system in which a small group controls the government.

• a plan of action.

When were the first Olympic games held.?

• 508.B.C.

• 776 B.C.

• 1150 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

agora

• a governing system in which a country's people elect their leaders and rule by majority.

• an open air market and gathering place in many ancient Greek city-states.

• the name given to outsiders by the ancient Greeks and later by the ancient Romans. Considered uncivilized

• a system in which a small group controls the government.

• a plan of action.

What part of Greek culture helped form a Greek identity?

• democracy

• common mythology, language. religion, and Olympic Games

• Small farming villages joined together for protection.

• an inland location; fear of rebellion;

  fear of attack

When did the Athenians form the first democracy.?

• 508.B.C.

• 776 B.C.

• 1150 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

policy

• a governing system in which a country's people elect their leaders and rule by majority.

• an open air market and gathering place in many ancient Greek city-states.

• the name given to outsiders by the ancient Greeks and later by the ancient Romans. Considered uncivilized

• a system in which a small group controls the government.

• a plan of action.

democracy

• a governing system in which a country's people elect their leaders and rule by majority.

• an open air market and gathering place in many ancient Greek city-states.

• the name given to outsiders by the ancient Greeks and later by the ancient Romans. Considered uncivilized

• a system in which a small group controls the government.

• a plan of action.

How did the Greeks city-state form?

• democracy

• common mythology, language. religion, and Olympic Games

• Small farming villages joined together for protection.

• an inland location; fear of rebellion;

  fear of attack

Barbarian

• a governing system in which a country's people elect their leaders and rule by majority.

• an open air market and gathering place in many ancient Greek city-states.

• the name given to outsiders by the ancient Greeks and later by the ancient Romans. Considered uncivilized

• a system in which a small group controls the government.

• a plan of action.