Transcript Blank Jeopardy

Vocabulary
Geography
Athens
Sparta
Hodge
Podge
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Full fledged members of
a city state
Citizen
This mean a “high city”
and was found in most
city-states
Acropolois
A formation of
heavily armed foot
soldiers who moved
together as a unit
Phalanx
Conquered
Messenians who were
forced to grow food
for the Spartans
Helot’s
A resident alien of a
city-state, usually from
another city-state;
they were usually
merchants or artisans…
Metic
Nearly all of Greece is
covered by this type of
land feature:
Mountains
The two early Greek
civilizations which
contributed to the
creation of Ancient
Greece
Minoans and
Mycenaeans
The Mycenaeans
are remember for
using this military
tactic during the
Trojan War.
Trojan Horse
The Minoan civilization
began on this presentday island?
Crete
Ancient Greeks did not
think of themselves as
“Greek”, but rather as
members of “this”
The city-state they
lived on (Athenian,
Spartan, Corinthian,
Ionian, etc)
Athens was the
birthplace of this type
of government.
Democracy
(direct democracy
also accepable)
In Ancient Athens, this
governing body was
made up of all male
citizens
The Assembly
This level of Athenian
government was selected by
all of the citizens who could
vote; they were the ones who
would suggest laws, and would
be in charge of certain tasks
that needed to be done in the
city
The Council
The development of
“this” forced power to
be shared more equally
in Athens
The Phalanx
This governing body
was the oldest in
Athens
The Judges
Sparta’s government was
“this” type of
government where a
small group of people are
in charge
Oligarchy
The persons responsible
for leading the military into
battle, as well as having a
limited role in religion and
as a judge
The Two Kings
This level of the Spartan
government consisted of 28 men
over the age of 60 (plus the two
kings) who provided advice to
the Kings and suggested
possible laws which were later
voted on:
Gerousia
(Council/Senate)
Spartan men who were
warriors, and had full
citizenship, and full
rights were known as
this:
Spartiates
This was the Greek cityState to the west of Sparta
which the Spartans
conquered; then people
were forced to grow food
for Sparta:
Messenia
Early Greek City-States
were broken down into
these two sets of people:
Free People
&
Slaves
This group of people
were not deemed
important by the
Athenians, but were
educated and trained
to fight by the
Spartans
Women
While Athens’ Army was
not as powerful as
Sparta’s, Athens did
have a powerful...
Navy
The spread of Greek
ideas and theology
through the spread of
trade and exploration is
an example of this
cultural theme…
Cultural Diffusion
This Greek author, who was
blind, wrote about the
Trojan War 500 years
after it was fought.
Homer
Final
Jeopardy
Category: Agriculture
Greeks lacked their own large
farmland area and they
increased their farmland by one
of two ways; provide BOTH of the
ways.
Colonization
&
Conquering