Ch.4 S.1 (P3) Colonies, Polis, Democracy, Citizen Soldiers

What is a colony?

• A stronger settlement than the one you came from.

• A settlement made in a distant land and keeps ties to a homeland.

• A weaker settlement than the homeland.

• None of the above.

What was the main the early Greeks colonized?

• They needed to find a different religion?

• They needed to find a language?

• They needed to learn how to make things again.

• They did not have enough grain to feed all of Greece's population.

What places below did the Greeks begin to colonize?

(Pick all that apply)

• France

• Spain

• England

• North Africa

What did the Greeks spread as they colonized?

What did the colonies trade to Greece?

(Check all that apply)

• Grains

• Metals

• Pottery

• Olive Oil

What did the colonists of Greece receive from Greece in return for their goods?

(Check all that apply)

• olive oil

• grains

• metals

• pottery

What did Greece begin to mint (or make) in 600 B.C.E that they used to trade for goods instead of other goods?

With the growth of trade, what else began to grow?

What is industry?

• Making products. For instance, taking cotton and making cloth. Or using clay for pottery.

• A big increase in population when Greece began to colonize.

• Raw materials found in other settlements.

• None of the above.

By the end of the Dark Age Greek kings began to be overthrown by ______.

• nobles

• slave

• hoplites

• None of the above.