Ancient Greece Review 2023

2. Were most often taught by their mothers to be caregivers and run a home.
4. The gods and goddesses lived on this mountain.
6. Greece did not have much of this, which led to conflict between the city-states as they fought to secure more of it for themselves.
10. The Greeks divided themselves up into these (ex. Athens, Megara, Argos, etc.)
11. The only people allowed to participate in the government.
12. The style of government introduced by the Greeks and used in Canada today.
15. This naturally divided the city-states from each other.
17. The city-states depended on _____ with each other and with other countries to get the goods they needed.
20. Prisoners of war were often made into this.
21. The children most likely to have a formal education.
22. Although city-states fought with each other often, they usually suspended wars during festivals and when other __________ attacked.

1. The high point in the city, used as the city center and a lookout.
3. All Greek males had to perform ______ service.
4. Ancient Greece created this festival to honour the god Zeus - it happens every four years and still exists today.
5. The silver coin that was used as currency
7. Only men were considered this - women, children, and slaves were not.
8. The offspring of gods and mortals, often given hero status.
9. The Greeks believed in many gods and goddesses, making them ______.
13. The country that conquered Greece, bringing an end to the power of the Ancient Greeks.
14. These were stories created and told to help the Greeks learn lessons and understand the events happening around them (ex. the changing seasons).
16. The main city in a city-state where most social outings occurred.
17. Buildings created to honour the gods.
18. Much of what we know about the Ancient Greeks is thanks to this.
19. An alliance in Ancient Greece.