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- 7. An ancient sporting event with five different competitions.
- 8. A large Greek island where the Minotaur myth takes place.
- 9. The country where Ancient Greek civilization developed.
- 10. A mythical creature that is half-man, half-bull.
- 14. Games – Athletic competitions held in ancient Greece before the Olympics.
- 15. Another word for judge
- 17. A form of government where people vote to make decisions.
- 19. A traditional story explaining nature, gods, or heroes.
- 20. The king of the Greek gods.
- 21. Cruel and unfair rule by one person.
- 24. The modern country where ancient Troy was located.
- 26. A ruler who takes power by force and rules harshly.
- 28. The Greek god of the sea, storms, and earthquakes.
- 31. Powerful beings worshipped in Ancient Greece.
- 32. Land that is surrounded by water on three sides.
- 36. A government controlled by wealthy, powerful families.
- 37. A flip where someone rolls head over heels.
- 39. A piece of land completely surrounded by water.
- 40. A famous international sports festival that began in ancient Greece.
- 41. A building where people worshipped the gods in ancient Greece.
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- 1. A person in charge of managing money.
- 2. A government ruled by a king or queen
- 3. The sea that borders southern Europe
- 4. Greek god of the underworld.
- 5. Very old; from a long time ago.
- 6. The people who lived in the city-state of Athens.
- 11. A person or thing from Greece.
- 12. The design and style of buildings.
- 13. Writing that expresses ideas with rhythm, sound, and imagination.
- 16. The tallest mountain in Greece and home of the gods in myths.
- 18. The Greek goddess of the hunt and the moon.
- 22. An art form involving singing or playing instruments, important in Greek culture.
- 23. A major city-state in Ancient Greece
- 25. A very tall landform that rises high above the land around it.
- 27. The Greek word for “city-state.”
- 29. A government where a small group of people hold all the power.
- 30. The people from Sparta
- 33. The ancient Greek poet who wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey.
- 34. A place in Ancient Greece where people trained and exercised.
- 35. A circular crown made of leaves, often used to honor winners in Ancient Greece.
- 38. A priest or priestess believed to give messages from the gods.
