Ancient Greeks 4.1

A body of land with water on three sides

• Peninsula

• Crete

• Polis

• Agamemnon

The name of the island that ancient Minoans lived on

• Peninsula

• Crete

• Polis

• Agamemnon

These were like tiny, independent countries Ancient Greece, also called city-states

• Peninsula

• Crete

• Polis

• Agamemnon

This person was a famous Mycenaean king

• Peninsula

• Crete

• Polis

• Agamemnon

Greek citizen soldiers

• Peninsula

• Crete

• Polis

• Hoplites

Ancient Greeks lived on the

• Ionian

• Balkan

• Aegean

• Mediterranean

Most of the ancient Greeks made their living from the

• Land

• Sea

• Air

• Factories

What is one thing that made Ancient Greek communities stay in one place?

• Mountains

• Air

• The Greek Gods

• Aliens

The Minoans, who lived on an island below the Greeks, made their living through

• Trade

• Herding

• Farming

Some historians think the Minoan civilization collapsed because they

• Experienced underwater earthquakes that caused huge tidal waves

• Were attacked and overrun by the Mycenaeans

• Both A & B