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This cultural achievement includes structures that are labeled as Doric, Ionian, and Corinthian
a) Sculpture
b) Philosophy
c) Architecture
d) Drama

This term refers to the terrain and climate of a civilization
a) Geography
b) Religion
c) Achievement
d) Social Structure

Stories told to both entertain and teach life lessons
a) Myths
b) Poems
c) Biographies
d) Textbooks

Dwelling places for the gods to live while on Earth
a) Altars
b) Festivals
c) Oracles
d) Temples

City-state known for its warlike culture
a) Knossos
b) Athens
c) Sparta
d) Greece

City-state known for its architecture and democratic political system
a) Knossos
b) Athens
c) Sparta
d) Corinth

Greece is located on this continent
a) Europe
b) Italy
c) Australia
d) Asia

One of ancient Greece’s trading partners
a) Egypt
b) Persia
c) Italy
d) All of the above

Area of study invented by the ancient Greeks; it focused on asking questions about the world around them.
a) Philosophy
b) Drama
c) Astronomy
d) Music

A political system characterized by giving a large part of the population the ability to vote on leaders and general laws
a) Monarchy
b) Oligarchy
c) Tyranny
d) Democracy

A city that operates independently; not tied to a country.
a) city-state
b) Province
c) Municipality
d) County

If a city flooded, it most likely meant to the Greeks that you had offended this god
a) Ares
b) Poseidon
c) Athena
d) Zeus

This god defeated his father, Cronos, to take control of the heavens and the earth
a) Prometheus
b) Zeus
c) Pandora
d) Theseus

The mythical children of Gaea and Uranus
a) The titans
b) The Greek Olympians
c) King Agamemnon
d) Oedipus

The Greeks invented this art form
a) Drama
b) Architecture
c) Music
d) Sculpture

A philosopher famous for his method of questioning the leaders of his day
a) Democritus
b) Socrates
c) Pericles
d) Paris

Ushered in the golden age of Athens
a) Zeus
b) Alexander the Great
c) Athena
d) Pericles

This civilization eventually takes over Greece
a) Rome
b) Persia
c) Egypt
d) Minoans

Ulysses had to cross this body of water to reach the ancient city of Troy
a) Aegean Sea
b) Arctic Ocean
c) Pacific Ocean
d) Ionian Sea

This geographic feature allowed the Greeks easy access to the sea
a) Warm weather
b) Dry Soil
c) Mountains
d) Coastline

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