What was the most important plant they produced in Greece?
Olive tree.
Were Spartan children often beaten? YES or NO?
Yes.
Where did men and boys live in Sparta?
They lived together in barracks (camps) without their families.
What was the centre of everyday life?
The agora (the market).
Were the helots free in Sparta? YES or NO?
No.
Who was Alexander's teacher?
The Greek philosopher, Aristotle.
How big was the Persian Empire?
From the Mediterranean to the Indus Valley.
What was the difference between the citizens and the metics?
Citizens were born in Athens, metics were not.
How many letters were in the Greek alphabet?
24 letters
How many archons were there?
9
What is the name of the place where the chorus stood?
The orchestra pit.
What is a strategoi?
leader of the army
When did boys go to school in Athens?
At the age of 7.
Who was Hippocrates?
The founder of modern medicine.
What did all Spartan men have to do?
They all had to serve in the army.
Who were the third group of society in Athens?
The slaves.
What did Alexander want to spread in his empire?
The Greek way of life and culture.
How old were the members of the Council in Sparta?
They were more than 60 years old.
What does the word HELLENE mean in Greek?
GREEK
What is the acropolis?
The centre of a city state, where there is a temple of a god.
What is democracy?
A political system, the will of the people.
What is the theatron?
The place where the audience sat.
Who was Herodotus?
A famous historian, the Father of History.
Did girls go to school in ancient Athens? YES or NO?
No.
What was a typical athenian house like?
Small, made of bricks, roofs made of clay tiles, small windows without glass, wooden shutters.
What is the name of the temple of Athena?
Parthenon.
When was the First Greek-Persian War?
It was in 490 BC.
Who was the Greek commander at the battle of Salamis? What happened here?
Themistocles was the commander, the Greeks won by joining their forces.
When did Alexander the Great rule?
336 BC-323 BC
What is the name of the building behind the stage that served as the setting of the play?
The skene.
What were the 2 types of plays in Greece in the 5th century BC?
Comedies and tragedies
What happened at Thermopylae?
A Greek traitor helped the Persians and Xerxes could defeat the Spartan king, Leonidas. There were only 300 greek soldiers and 20,000 Persian soldiers.
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