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Column A
Geography
Column B
Gov’ts
Column C
Alexander
the Great
Column D
Sparta vs.
Athens
Column E
Persian
Wars
Column F
Mixed Bag
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Greece is made up of several…
A 100
Islands
A 100
True or False: Greece’s rivers
made it an ARVC
A 200
False
A 200
Name two of Greece’s
geographic features
A 300
Water, mountains, rocky
terrain, coastline, etc…
A 300
Greece didn’t have enough
resources so it was forced to
_________ and set up
__________.
A 400
Trade; set up colonies
A 400
Greece’s geography made its city
states very ________ so they had
____________ cultures.
A 500
Isolated; distinct
A 500
The form of government where
one leader rules and power is
inherited through family
members
B 100
Monarchy
B 100
What is a direct democracy?
B 200
A gov’t where the citizens has a
full say/direct voted in every
issue
B 200
What is a representative
democracy?
B 300
A gov’t where citizens vote for
someone to represent how they
feel, rather than have their own
say
B 300
What type of gov’t did
Athens have? Did the rest of
Ancient Greece have it too?
B 400
Direct Democracy; No
B 400
Name one positive thing about
direct democracy and one about
representative democracy. Now
name a negative aspect of each.
B 500
Answers will vary
B 500
Alexander is from…
C 100
Macedonia
C 100
Alexander is considered so
“Great” because…
C 200
He conquered the known world
in a little more than a decade!
C 200
How Alexander’s father,
Philip, was able to defeat the
Greek city states
C 300
Divide and conquer
C 300
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C 400
Alexander unified his empire
by…
C 400
Standardizing the Culture
C 400
Name 2 ways Alexander ran
his empire and if you think he
was effective
C 500
Answers will vary
C 500
Athens focused on _______
while Sparta was all about
__________
D 100
Knowledge/Culture; War
D 100
Form of Spartan Gov’t
D 200
Oligarchy
D 200
The city state that allowed slaves
to buy their freedom
D 300
Sparta
D 300
The city state where women
were not allowed to leave the
house without a male escort
D 400
Athens
D 400
Compare Athenian and Spartan
Education.
D 500
Answers will vary.
D 500
Name of the main Persian
leader
E 100
Xerxes (Xerx the Jerk)
E 100
Where do we get the phrase
“Marathon Runner” from?
E 200
Battle of Marathon, 26.2 mile
distance between Athens and
Marathon
E 200
What is the other name for “The
Battle of 300” and why is it
called that?
E 300
Battle of Thermopylae, because
300 soldiers sacrificed
themselves to try to hold off the
Persians
E 300
The city-state where the 300
were from
E 400
We are…SPARTA
E 400
Who was able to win and
why? Extra points if you can
give the analogy we used in
class!
E 500
Greece, underdogs
united….either Patriots vs.
Giants or American colonies
vs. Britain in Revolutionary
War
E 500
Name a Greek Legacy that we
can still see today
F 100
Answers will vary.
F 100
Who was the leader of Sparta
during the Persian Wars? Of
Athens?
F 200
Leonidas; Militiades
F 200
Alexander the Great died
because of….
F 300
A fever (though many say
alcoholism contributed)
F 300
Why did Athens fall?
F 400
A plague swept the city when it
was fighting with Sparta
F 400
How is Greece like the
ARVC’s? How is it different?
F 500
Answers will vary.
F 500
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Ancient China
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How is China like the other ARVC’s?
How is it different?
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