Each city-state had an ____________ which served as a marketplace and a public meeting place where Greeks discussed ideas about government and philosophy.

Many city-states were built on a fortified hilltop called the ___________________ at the center of the city.

The ancient Greeks practiced ____________________ which meant that they worshipped multiple (many) gods and goddesses.

The Greeks believed that some of their gods and goddesses lived ____________________.

About 1/4 of the population of each city-state was made up of ______________, people that had been captured during war or owed debts.

Members of the city-state who had political and legal rights were known as ____________________. They could vote, hold political office, own property, and speak for themselves in court.

A ____________________ is a form of government in which the power lies in the hands of ALL citizens.

The original Olympics, a series of athletic competitions, were held ____________ to honor the god, Zeus (Choose ALL possible correct answers).

In order to find resources some Greeks established _________________ around the Mediterranean or Black Sea.

Which of the following did the city-states share in common? (Choose ALL that apply)

Which of the following were differeces between the city-states?

Which were the qualifications to become a citizen of a Greek city-state? (Choose ALL that apply)

A ____________________ is a form of government in which a king is in charge.