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Vocabulary. Geography. Athens. Sparta. Hodge Podge. 1pt. 1 pt. 1 pt. 1pt. 1 pt. 2 pt. 2 pt. 2pt. 2pt. 2 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 3 pt. 4 pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 4 pt. 4pt. 5pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. 5 pt. Full fledged members of a city state. Citizen. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Vocabulary Geography Athens Sparta HodgePodge
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Full fledged members of a city state
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Citizen
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This mean a “high city” and was found in most city-states
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Acropolois
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A formation of heavily armed foot
soldiers who moved together as
a unit
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Phalanx
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Conquered Messenians who were forced to
grow food for the Spartans
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Helot’s
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A resident alien of a city-state, usually from another city-state; they were
usually merchants or artisans…
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Metic
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Nearly all of Greece is covered by this type
of land feature:
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Mountains
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The two early Greek civilizations which contributed to the creation of Ancient
Greece
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Minoans andMycenaeans
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The Mycenaeans are remember for using this military tactic during the
Trojan War.
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Trojan Horse
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The Minoan civilization began on this present-
day island?
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Crete
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Ancient Greeks did not think of themselves as “Greek”, but rather as
members of “this”
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The city-state they lived on (Athenian,
Spartan, Corinthian, Ionian,
etc)
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Athens was the birthplace of this type
of government.
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Democracy (direct
democracy also accepable)
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In Ancient Athens, this governing body was made up of all male
citizens
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The Assembly
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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
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The Council
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The development of “this” forced power to
be shared more equally in Athens
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The Phalanx
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This governing body was the oldest in
Athens
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The Judges
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Sparta’s government was “this” type of
government where a small group of people
are in charge
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Oligarchy
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The persons responsible for leading the military into battle, as well as
having a limited role in religion and as a judge
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The Two Kings
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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:
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Gerousia (Council/Senate)
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Spartan men who were warriors, and had full citizenship, and full
rights were known as this:
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Spartiates
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This was the Greek city-State to the west of Sparta
which the Spartans conquered; then people
were forced to grow food for Sparta:
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Messenia
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Early Greek City-States were broken down into
these two sets of people:
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Free People&
Slaves
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This group of people were not deemed important by the
Athenians, but were educated and trained
to fight by the Spartans
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Women
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While Athens’ Army was not as powerful as
Sparta’s, Athens did have a powerful...
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Navy
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The spread of Greek ideas and theology
through the spread of trade and exploration is an example of this
cultural theme…
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Cultural Diffusion
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This Greek author, who was blind, wrote about
the Trojan War 500 years after it was fought.
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Homer
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Final Jeopardy
Category: Agriculture
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Greeks lacked their own large farmland area and they
increased their farmland by one of two ways; provide BOTH
of the ways.
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Colonization
&
Conquering