Transcript Jeopardy - Norwell Public Schools

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Body of water east
of Greece
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Aegean Sea
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80% of Greece is
made up of this
landform.
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Mountains
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Body of land where
Peloponnesus is
located.
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Peninsula
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A narrow strip of
land connecting
two larger bodies
of water
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Isthmus
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Home of Greek gods
and goddesses.
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Mt. Olympus
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Type of religion
involving worship of
many gods.
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Polytheism
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Ruler of Greek
gods.
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Zeus
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Goddess of War
and Patron
goddess of
important Greek
city
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Athena
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Name of poet who
wrote the Iliad and
Odyssey.
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Homer
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Name of storyteller
who wrote “The
Tortoise and the
Hare.”
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Aesop
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Type of short story,
usually involving
animals, that teaches a
lesson.
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Fable
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Name of Greek
warrior-hero of
the Iliad fatally
killed in end
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Achilles
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Type of government
ruled by a king or
queen.
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Monarchy
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Greek word for
city-state.
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Polis
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Fortified hilltop
meaning
“highest city.”
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Acropolis
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Type of political system
in which people rule
because of wealth or land
ownership.
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Oligarchy
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Name of empire
that attacked
Greece in 490 B.C.
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Persian
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Name of war
between Athens and
Sparta.
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Peloponnesian
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This city-state avoided
battles on land and relied
on sea power during
military conflicts.
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Athens
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An organization of
Greek city-states
formed for mutual
protection.
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Delian League
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Was a philosopher
who taught Alexander
the Great, establ. The
Lyceum
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Aristotle
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Was a mathematician
who created a theorem
to figure out the
lengths of the sides of
a triangle
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Pythagoras
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Leader of
Athens from
460-429 B.C.
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Pericles
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Philosopher who
taught his students to
ask questions.
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Socrates
Name of Trojan
prince who carries
Helen off to Troy
Paris