Ancient Greece Map Review

Modern capital of Greece and birthplace of democracy.

A region in modern-day Turkey where Greek colonies flourished along the coast.

A northern Greek city later renamed Constantinople, becoming the capital of the Roman Empire and a key hub on the Silk Road.

Home to the first mainland Greek civilization whose practices were followed by many later Greeks

City-state known for its strict military training, discipline, and fiercely independent people.

Where city-states competed in athletic and cultural competitions in honor of the gods.

Birthplace of Alexander the Great, who expanded Greek influence across a vast empire.

Home of the earliest large-scale Greek civilization who migrated to the region looking for security and safety.

The sea between Greece and Asia Minor central to Greek trade and colonization.

The body of water surrounding much of the Greek world, providing connections to North Africa, Italy, and beyond.