The ruler of the Greek gods is called:
The Greeks believed the gods lived
The stories that portray Greek gods and goddesses are called
The games held every four years to honor Zeus were called
The Iliad and The Odyssey were written by:
A short story that teaches a moral lesson, and often uses animals, is called a:
In Greek, the word for a city-state was
A government ruled by a few people is a(n)
The upper class in Greece was called the
Someone who took power in an illegal way was a(n)
A government in which citizens make the decisions is a(n)
Athens’ main rival was the city-state of
Spartan boys lived in military houses called
The Iliad is about
The center of city life in Greece which contained a marketplace was the
Many Greek city states formed the __________ for mutual protection
In which war did Athens and Sparta fight together against a common enemy?
In which war did Athens and Sparta fight against each other?
The Macedonian ruler who created a great Greek Empire was
_________ was NOT one of the major Greek philosophers
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