Greek City-States

What was a key feature of Greek culture that emerged after the Early Dark Ages?

• The formation of a large empire

• The development of city-states

• The decline of trade

• The isolation from the sea

What term did the Greek community use to refer to a city-state after the Early Dark Ages?

• Empire

• Polis

• Kingdom

• Province

How did geography affect the development of city-states in Greece?

• It promoted the growth of a large empire.

• It had no significant impact on their development.

• It led to the cities being cut off from each other by mountains and water.

• It encouraged the Greeks to build inland cities.

Where did people in Athens gather to discuss public affairs?

• On the acropolis

• In the agora or marketplace

• In the surrounding villages

• In the marble temples

_{Greek has many _________that are like mini countries.}

• counties

• city-states

• provinces

• parishes

What Greek term refers to a joined city and surrounding farmland that protect and trade with each other?

• Civilization

• Empire

• City-State

• Polis

The city states of Athens and Sparta were ​ (a)   city-states.

• Greek

• Roman

• Martian

Which of the following was not a Greek city-state?

• Athens

• Sparta

• Rome

• Thebes

Sparta and Athens are examples of ​ (a)   . Each one developed its own ​ (b)   .

• city-states

• culture

Using the word bank, describe the area of location D. Remember, spelling counts! Spell it exactly how it is spelled in the word bank or no credit!