Ancient Greece Unit Review

1. Composed two famous Greek epics, the Iliad and the Odyssey

• polis

• Plato

• Homer

• acropolis

• aristocracy

2. a form of government in which power is held by the nobility or wealthy class

• democracy

• Plato

• acropolis

• polis

• aristocracy

3. Place where 12 of the most important Greek Gods lived

• aristocracy

• acropolis

• Plato

• polis

• Mount Olympus

4. term meaning a city-state in Ancient Greece

• aristocracy

• Plato

• acropolis

• democracy

• polis

5. System of government where power lies in the hands of all citizens

• polis

• democracy

• aristocracy

• Plato

• acropolis

6. Hill in the center of a Greek city that is heavily fortified

• acropolis

• democracy

• polis

• aristocracy

• Plato

7. War between Athens and Sparta

• Plato

• acropolis

• aristocracy

• polis

• Peloponnesian War

8. System of government where a few people hold power over the larger group of people

• aristocracy

• polis

• Plato

• oligarchy

• acropolis

From childhood, Spartan boys were trained to be

• philosophers

• politicians

• soldiers

• artists

The celebration of drama and theater twice a year was to honor of the god or goddess.

• Zeus

• Apollo

• Dionysus

• Venus