Ancient Greece

Laws, rules and policy, are examples of:

• Social Changes

• Cultural Changes

• Political Changes

Beliefs, values, language and priorities, are examples of

• Social Changes

• Cultural Changes

• Political Changes

Demography, ideology, technology and economy, are examples of:

• Social Changes

• Cultural Changes

• Political Changes

Ancient Greece was known for its:

• Catholic religion

• Polytheistic religion

• Christian religion

• None

Greece today is an actual country, it is the Hellenic Republic. Ancient Greece did not exist as a country. The Greeks lived in city-states.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The ancient Greeks gave us many gifts, among them:

• Olympics, democracy, the theatre, comedy, tragedy, the wheelbarrow, the alphabet,

• Advances in medicine and science, architectural wonders like the ancient

• Both

Hellenic is a synonym for

• Green

• Ancient

• Greece

• Greek

The four most common systems of Greek government were: Democracy - rule by the people (male citizens). Monarchy - rule by an individual who had inherited his role. Oligarchy - rule by a select group of individuals

• TRUE

• FALSE

The people of Athens valued:

• strength, simplicity, and military skills

• art, culture, and education

Ancient Greek religion was a_________religion

• Catholic

• Christian

• polytheistic