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The Greek mainland is on the southern part of Europe's Peninsula.

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Drag each label to its location

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Mediterranean Sea

Sea of Marmara

Crete

Troy

Ionian Sea

Mycenae

Knossos

Aegean Sea

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Many communities in ancient Greece became strongly independent because they

spoke many different languages

practiced different religions

were separated by mountains and valleys

had different forms of government

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Place the correct images in the boxes

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

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The earliest settlers of Greece mainly used boats for

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Ancient Greeks used fertile soil to grow

Grapes null

Barley null

Wheat null

Olives null

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The main animals raised by ancient Greeks were

Llamas

Camels

Goats

Sheep

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True
False

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The palace at Knossos was home to

King Minos

King Theseus

Odysseus

Socrates

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British archaeologist Arthur Evans is famous for

restoring the Acropolis in Athens.

explaining the collapse of Mycenean civilization.

discovering the palace at Knossos on Crete.

translating the works of Greek poets into English.

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Minoan civilization developed on the

island of Crete.

mainland of Greece.

Anatolian Peninsula.

island of Cyprus.

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Archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann is considered the modern discoverer of

the ancient Agora of Athens.

the Mycenaean people.

Minoan civilization.

the works of Socrates and Plato.

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Match the group from Mycenaean civilization on the left with its description on the right.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Kings		Made goods such as pottery and jewelry
Workers		Lived in palaces on hills
Artisans		Made metal weapons and tools

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The Mycenaeans began to adopt features of Minoan culture, largely through contacts made by

war

living next to each other

tourism

trade

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Which did Myceneans not learn from the Minoans?

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By the mid-1400s B.C., the Mycenaeans had conquered thepeople and controlled the Aegean area.

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What advantage did the Dorians have that allowed them to conquer the early Greek people?

Iron weapons

Large trade networks

Guns

Superior boats

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As a result of the Dorians taking control of Greece during the Greek Dark Age,

Greek literature was at its peak.

most people were very poor.

trade flourished throughout the Aegean.

bronze making was replaced by iron making.

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By 750 B.C. many descendants of the people who had fled from the Dorians returned to the Greek mainland, calling themselves

Hellenes

Phoenicians

Mycenaeans

Minoans

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The Greek alphabet was adopted fromtraders who sailed from the Mediterranean coast.

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Which of these would be pronounced the same as "cellphone"?

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Use the Greek letters option to create the sound for "Greek"

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Between 750 B.C. and 550 B.C., the Greeks founded many colonies along the coasts of theSea and the Sea

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What was the main reason that Hellenic Greeks began creating colonies?

To control trade networks

They had a strong need for gold and silver

They did not have enough farmable land

So they could defend themselves from attacks

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Choose two: The Hellenic Greeks founded most of their colonies

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When the Greeks began to make coins from metal,

Greek colonies quickly became self-sufficient.

the wealth of the Greek colonies fell dramatically.

other civilizations refused to trade with them.

merchants began trading money for goods rather than bartering.

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Greece sent this TO colonies
Greece received this FROM colonies

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In ancient Greece, each city-state, or ______, was like an independent country.

agora

polis

estate

colony

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Place each label it its correct location

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:

Farms

Neighborhood

Acropolis

Small village

Temple

Agora

Fort

Harbor

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Match each location to its description

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Agora		The top of the largest hill
Villages		Placed on the acropolis as a shrine to the gods
Harbor		Placed on the acropolis to defend the city
Acropolis		Where most citizens lived
Polis		Found outside the city walls, home to lower-class people and non-citizens
Neighborhoods		Area for boats to dock
Temple		Found outside the city walls due to their large size
Farmlands		A market and common gathering space
Fort		A Greek city-state

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Outside the acropolis was an open area called a(n), which was used as a marketplace as well as a place for people to gather and debate ideas.

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In most Greek city-states, citizens consisted of

anyone born on Greek soil.

free, land-owning men born in the polis.

all men born in the polis.

anyone who could purchase citizenship

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By 700 B.C., Greek citizens calledmade up the city-state armies.

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Which is true of Greek citizens' strong loyalty to their own city-states?

It divided and weakened Greece.

It helped unify all the Greek people as a nation.

It frightened invaders away from the region.

It encouraged Greeks to accept others' culture and traditions

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Click on Greece

Many communities in ancient Greece became strongly independent because they

The earliest settlers of Greece mainly used boats for

Ancient Greeks used fertile soil to grow

The main animals raised by ancient Greeks were

Place each item in the appropriate category

The palace at Knossos was home to

British archaeologist Arthur Evans is famous for

Minoan civilization developed on the

Archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann is considered the modern discoverer of

Match the group from Mycenaean civilization on the left with its description on the right.

The Mycenaeans began to adopt features of Minoan culture, largely through contacts made by

Which did Myceneans not learn from the Minoans?

What advantage did the Dorians have that allowed them to conquer the early Greek people?

As a result of the Dorians taking control of Greece during the Greek Dark Age,

By 750 B.C. many descendants of the people who had fled from the Dorians returned to the Greek mainland, calling themselves

Which of these would be pronounced the same as "cellphone"?

Use the Greek letters option to create the sound for "Greek"

What was the main reason that Hellenic Greeks began creating colonies?

Choose two: The Hellenic Greeks founded most of their colonies

When the Greeks began to make coins from metal,

Place each item in its correct category

In ancient Greece, each city-state, or ______, was like an independent country.

Match each location to its description

In most Greek city-states, citizens consisted of

Which is true of Greek citizens' strong loyalty to their own city-states?

Click on Greece

Many communities in ancient Greece became strongly independent because they

The earliest settlers of Greece mainly used boats for

Ancient Greeks used fertile soil to grow

The main animals raised by ancient Greeks were

Place each item in the appropriate category

The palace at Knossos was home to

British archaeologist Arthur Evans is famous for

Minoan civilization developed on the

Archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann is considered the modern discoverer of

Match the group from Mycenaean civilization on the left with its description on the right.

The Mycenaeans began to adopt features of Minoan culture, largely through contacts made by

Which did Myceneans not learn from the Minoans?

What advantage did the Dorians have that allowed them to conquer the early Greek people?

As a result of the Dorians taking control of Greece during the Greek Dark Age,

By 750 B.C. many descendants of the people who had fled from the Dorians returned to the Greek mainland, calling themselves

Which of these would be pronounced the same as "cellphone"?

Use the Greek letters option to create the sound for "Greek"

What was the main reason that Hellenic Greeks began creating colonies?

Choose two: The Hellenic Greeks founded most of their colonies

When the Greeks began to make coins from metal,

Place each item in its correct category

In ancient Greece, each city-state, or ______, was like an independent country.

Match each location to its description

In most Greek city-states, citizens consisted of

Which is true of Greek citizens' strong loyalty to their own city-states?