Unit 6

Ancient Greece is located on the _______ _______ peninsula.

• Balkan (Greek)

• Baltic (Adriatic)

• Beowulf (Lycan

The ________ Sea and the ________ Sea were important waterways for ancient Greece.

• Red

  Baltic

• Aegean

  Mediterranean

• Arctic

  Dead

The land is mostly steep _________with few rivers, but lots of natural harbors and mild weather.

• mountains

• ravines

• plateaus

became such good traders, they replace ________ (trading one good for another

good) with a money economy.

• trading

• bartering

• garage sales

Greece was a collection of city-states because of the _______ terrain

• zigzag

• mountainous

• dangerous

The Greek city-state was called a ____

• pole

• polis

• rolly poly

The two most important city-states for Greece was _____ and _____.

• Athens

  Sparta

• Megacity

  Monstropolis

• Velaris

  Prythian

Athens was composed of three groups of people:

   1. citizens - ____________

   2. free people – those with no political rights, mostly  ________

   3. _____________ – slaves who had NO rights

• elephants

  green

  bubbles

• free adult males

  women

  non-citizens

• Irish

  Welsh

  Antarcticans

Government in Athens gradually changed from a monarchy to an ______ and finally to a________.

• aristocracy

  democracy

• oligarchy

  an olive tree

• Aristocats

  Zootopia

The government for Sparta was an   _________ where a small group (like military leaders) rule over.

 

• abomination

• island

• Oligarchy