Where did the Celts settle?
In the north and center of the Iberian Peninsula.
In the north of Africa.
Why do we consider Greeks as the origin of democracy?
Because some of these city-states were governed by people elected by free citizens.
A square where citizens walked and debated.
Agora
Acropolis
How were Iberian fortified settlements called?
Hill forts.
Agora
A small city-state with its own governors , laws and army
City
Polis
Who settled in the old Phoenician colonies?
The Carthagenians.
The Romans.
A territory under the control of the Greek government.
Polis
Colony
Who introduced the potter´s wheel?
Greeks
Romans
This was the most important legacy of the Phoenicians.
The language
The Alphabet
What cities did the Carthaginians founded in the Iberian Peninsula?
Cartago Nova ( Cartagena) and Ebusus (Ibiza)
Denia
Identify the city.
Cádiz.
Mérida
Where did the Iberians settle?
In the east and south of the Iberian Peninsula.
In the north of the Iberian Peninsula.
What colonies did the Greeks founded in the east of the Iberian Peninsula?
Cádiz.
Emporion (Ampurias) and Rhode (Rodas).
The area inside a colony with the most importan buildings
Acropolis
Agora
What is the main characteristic of the Celtic forts?
Their village were fortified.
Their village were circular
What was important polis in Ancient Greece?
Sparta
Athens
In the Greek colonies, where was the market found?
In the Agora.
In the Acropolis
Who had their own money?
The Iberians
The Carthagenians
Where did the Carthaginians come from?
They came from Asia.
They came from America.