The Minoans built _____________ so they could trade and travel.

The Mycenaeans lived on the ______________ peninsula.

The ___________ separated villages and towns on the Greek peninsula and made it difficult to farm, communicate and travel.

The ______________ made it easier to travel and provided food for people.

Peloponnesus is a...

People theorize that a volcano erupted and destroyed the _____________ civilization.

People theorize that either the Dorians or earthquakes led to the destruction of the _____________________ civilization.

Who took over the Athenian government, with the help of the aristocrats, and he created strict laws?

Who lessened the laws for all Greek citizens and allowed free men to participate in government?

Who is the "father of democracy?"

The assembly in ancient Greece was held on/in a...

In a(n) _______________ democracy, citizens elect officials, there is a separation of powers and males and females can vote.

______________ revolted against the Medes and he did not force the people he conquered to adopt Persian customs and he did not mistreat the people he conquered.

A __________ was a governor.

Darius built the _______ Road.

_________________ was the capital of Persia while Darius I was ruler.

Athens and other Greek city-states formed a(n) _____________ after the Persian Wars.

The ____________, or slaves, were afraid of the Spartan army.

This city-state encouraged an education, thinking, the arts and military service.

Boys in this city-state had harsh training and were given very little to survive.

Girls in this city-state learned how to weave and sew and little else.

Women in this city-state could own land and run the household while their husband was away.

This League was created in order to punish Persia and protect the Greek city-states.

The southern Greek city-states created a league of their own called the ________ League.

The Athenians were finally defeated and their __________ was destroyed so they could not attack again.

Under the Greek definition of citizen, who qualified for citizenship?

In what way did a boy's life in Athens differ from a boy's life in Sparta?

Who wrote History of the Persian Wars?

Direct democracy worked well in Athens because

What is a market and a place where people meet and debate

a form of democracy in which all citizens can participate firsthand in the decision-making process

the Spartan name for an enslaved worker

king from Sparta who led soldiers into battle at Thermopylae

a person who searches for wisdom or enlightenment

religious teacher who preached a new monotheistic religion

a person who takes power by force and rules with total authority

a Greek city-state

Where is Greece located?

A type of government where only a few rule