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| The greek hero who spent ten years trying to get back to his home land |
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| The Greeks version of the Bible and it was a document written down to explain storys of Odysseus |
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| The Mythical one-eyed giant |
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| An island in the Aegean Sea where the Minion culture started |
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| A independent-self governing city |
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| What was the Age of Expansion |
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1. Rise of the city-states
2. Development of democracy |
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| Did the Minoans copy the Myceneans |
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| How did the geography help Greese |
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| They had safe islands to protect from robbers and Greese was divided up into many small regions |
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| Was the Dark Age good or bad for the people of greese |
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| A form of government in-which people make the decisions |
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| A system of government where a king or queen makes the decisions |
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| A system of government where a few people rule over lots of people |
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| A ruler who seizes power by force and then makes his own laws |
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| When someone or something is kicked out of something |
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| A Greek word for foreigner |
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| A system of trade for money or food or crafts |
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| Who was allowed to vote in Greek society |
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| The citizens of the country |
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| Did some slaves sell themselfs in to slavery because they could not afford to live and pay bills |
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| What is another word for Metics |
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| What were the 3 rights that citizens had to follow |
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| They had to concil, Be in law courts or assembl people |
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| What did the wealthy think about poor people |
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| The father of Greek god's |
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| Zeaus's wife and the god of marriage |
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| God of light, health, herding, and prophecy; drove sun across the sky each day in this golden chariot |
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| City-state where the Olimpic games were held |
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| The site where Apollo predicted the furture |
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| A drama in whitch a hero is brought to defeat by a flaw in his or her character |
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| A play that is funny and has a happy ending |
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| What did Dionysus have held for him |
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| What did the Greek people pray for |
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| What was one of the purposes of the festivals |
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| What was one of the main oracles |
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| Oracle of the god Apollo at Delphi |
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| One of the 5 elected officials to have power over all the people |
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| A state slave in in ancient Sparta |
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| The Persian King who attacked the Athens |
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| Darius's son; king of the Persians; attacked Greece in 3 important battles |
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| Who was given education in the Athen culture |
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| How long did a Athen boy have to be in the army |
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| In Sparta how long did you serve in the military |
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| In Sparta did you have a simple lifestyle |
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| In Sparta who received cultral education |
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