Ancient Greece

2. The Greek god of the sea who carried a three-pronged trident.
4. The large sea located south of Greece that connected them to trade.
8. A two-handled ceramic jar used to store wine, oil, or grain.
10. The high, fortified hill in a Greek city-state, usually topped with a temple.
12. A mythical monster with the head of a bull and the body of a man.
14. The famous, columned temple built for the goddess Athena.
17. The study of big questions about life, knowledge, and truth (literally "love of wisdom").
19. The city-state famous for inventing democracy, art, and philosophy.
20. A mythical creature that is half-man and half-horse.

1. A person who is a legal member of a city-state and has the right to vote.
3. A mythical horse with wings.
5. A type of government invented in Athens where citizens vote on laws.
6. A traditional, loose-fitting tunic worn by ancient Greeks.
7. A tight military formation where soldiers stand close together with overlapping shields.
9. The bustling, open-air marketplace in the center of a Greek city.
11. The ________ Games were athletic competitions held every four years to honor Zeus.
13. The highest mountain in Greece, believed to be the home of the gods.
15. A Greek foot soldier who carried a large round shield and a long spear.
16. The city-state famous for its fierce military and tough warrior society.
18. The king of the Greek gods who ruled from Mount Olympus.