WorksheetsAncient Greece Dawson
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
High hill that had a fortress upon it.
Acropolis
City-State
Agora
Citizen
Type of government in which people rule themselves but all citizens MUST vote.
Oligarchy
Tyrant
Cavalry
Direct Democracy
Rich landowners; the wealthy upper class.
Citizen
Tyrant
Philosopher
Aristocrat
People who had rights to participate in government – they had to meet certain requirements.
Citizen
Agora
Tyrant
Mythology
Leader who held power through the use of force or fear.
Fable
Citizen
Tyrant
Direct Democracy
Greek marketplace; had shops, temples, government buildings; center of Athenian life.
Alliance
Agora
Civic Center
Hellenistic
Type of government in which a few people rule.
Olive Garden
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Aristocrat
City
Acropolis
Cavalry
Polis
Philosopher
Group of stories about Gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works and what they didn’t understand.
Mythology
Fable
Alliance
Phalanx
Your responsibilities as a citizen.
Civic Duty
Direct Democracy
Alliance
Phalanx
Short stories that teach the reader lessons.
Mythology
Fable
Phalanx
Hellenistic
Unit of soldiers who ride on horses.
Phalanx
Acropolis
City-State
Cavalry
Old and marked by great achievement
Classical
Philosopher
Direct Democracy
Oligarchy
Agreement to work together.
Civic Duty
Alliance
Peninsula
Cavalry
Someone who questions things all around them.
Someone who seeks answers to questions about the world.
Tyrant
Helots
Philosopher
Alliance
Group of warriors who stood close together in a square.
Cavalry
Hellenistic
Phalanx
Alliance
Greek-like
Fable
Acropolis
Hellenistic
Polis
A group chosen to make decisions for the people.
Senate
Direct Democracy
Oligarchy
Alliance
Area of land that is surrounded on three sides by water.
Cavalry
Polis
City-State
Peninsula
Slaves in Sparta
Philosopher
Phalanx
Alliance
Helots
The city and the
land around it.
Peninsula
Agora
Acropolis
City-state
