The Peloponnesian peninsula comprises which part of the Greek mainland?

• northern

• southern

• eastern

• western

How were Athens and Sparta similar?

• They were both city-states

• They were both island kingdoms

• They were both located in Asia minor

• They were both located on the Peloponnesian peninsula

What geographical feature led to independent city-states?

• Open sea

• mountainous terrain

• fertile rivers

• fertile farmland

How did the ancient Greeks take advantage of their access to the sea?

• catching fish

• used water for growing crops

• trade

• advantages in war times

What does maritime mean?

• fertile farmland

• connected to the sea

• form of government

• military activity

Ancient Greek exports include....

• olive oil

• pottery

• wine

• all of the above

City-states had their own form of government.

• True

• False

All city-states in ancient Greece were controlled by one army.

• True

• False

City-states had their own...

• personalities

• exports

• language

• all of the above

Coastal area to the east...

• Macedonia

• Balkan Peninsula

• Peloponnesian Peninsula

• Asia Minor