6th - SS Chapter 10 Study Guide Flashcards
(40 cards)
Name the two works of literature by Homer.
- Odyssey
2. Iliad
Describe Greece’s Mediterranean climate.
- Mild wet winters
2. Hot dry summers
The Trojan War occurred during the “heroic age” of the __________.
Mycenaeans
This means “high city” and served as a fortress during times of danger.
Acropolis
The mountain ranges of Greece encouraged a spirit of _______________ among its early people.
Fiercely independence
Because of the interdependence of the early Greeks there were many wars among the ___________.
The city-states
The basic unit of Ancient Greek government was the city-state or _____________.
Polis
An ______________ is a type of government in which the best people inherited the right to rule a Greek city-state.
Aristocracy
The ____________ brought early Greek civilization to an end.
Dorians
Who could vote in a Greek city-state?
Citizens but not women, free foreigners or slaves
_____________ was the name given to foreigners in Greek society.
Metics
______________ brought the most change to merchants because they grew rich from trade.
Expansions
The roles and lives of women in Sparta _________ most ancient Greeks.
Shocked
How did Sparta get the resources it needed for growth?
By conquering its neighbors
Which group of Greek women had the greatest amount of freedom?
The women in Sparta
Where did Athenian women play a public role?
Religious ceremonies
What was the name given to tenant farmers?
Thetes
The _________ were forced to raise crops for the Spartans.
Helot
____________ in Ionia, was one of the first Greek cities to be laid out on a grid pattern.
Miletus
From whom did the Greeks learn about coins?
Lydia
___________ is the government body that illustrates the principle and practice of direct democracy.
Athenian democracy
Under an ________ ordinary citizens had the least influence.
Tyranny
___________ is a type of government in which one leader ruled with the people’s support.
Oligarchy
The form of government we use today, ___________, first arose in Athens.
Representative Democracy