What is a government ruled by one person in absolute control (especially during times of trouble in Ancient Greece)?

Athens was on the _____________ peninsula, while Sparta was on the _____________________ peninsula.

The ____________ Sea lies to the east of Greece and separates it from Asia Minor

What was the mountainous kingdom to the north of ancient Greece?

What was the name of Greece's rival city that was on the coast of Asia Minor, and which was their opponent in the Trojan War?

"A" on the map above is

"D" on the map is

"C" on the map is labeling the

What two factors led the ancient Greeks to colonize surrouding land and islands?

Greece's geography contributed most directly to

Which term desribes citizen involvement in government decision making?

Which of the following Athenians did NOT make reforms that led to or expanded democracy?

Which is the correct order of the stages of governement in ancient Athens?

What word makes this statement true? Citizens in Sparta participated ____________ in government than those in Athens.

Which word best describes Sparta's system of government?

Who were the original settlers of ancient Greece?

The Iliad and The Odyssey are __________.

What "category" would Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle fit best in?

To whom is the following quote attributed?

"The unexamined life is not worth living."

What type of column is pictured above?

The top of what type of column is pictured here?

What type of column is this?

Compared to dieties in other ancient religions, Greeks viewed their many gods/goddesses as being ______________.

This is the __________________ located in ________________.

Athens created an alliance called ___?____

Sparta created an alliance called __?___

What were the two major Athenian (Greek) victories in the Persian War?

The Macedonians were able to conquer Greece in part because of __?___

Which of these was not a part of Alexander's Empire