| A | B |
|---|
| largest Greek island | Crete |
| geography of Greece | mountainous |
| land surrounded almost completely by water | peninsula |
| Greece's climate | wet/windy winter and hot/dry summer |
| prized export | olive oil |
| government with just a few wealthy in control | oligarchy |
| not considered citizens in ancient Greece | women and slaves |
| Greek poet | Homer |
| hill with the Parthenon | acropolis |
| contest and sacrifices offered to the gods | Olympics |
| years between the Olympic games | four |
| fanciest column | corinthian |
| simplest column | doric |
| city named after Alexander the Great | Alexandria |
| Socrates, Plato and Aristotle | philosophers |
| story about a Greek god or goddess | myth |
| parton goddess of Athens | Athena |
| leader who made Athens more democratic | Pericles |
| Epic poem involving a wooden horse is from what war | Trojan |
| Battle in which Darius attacked the Athenians | Marathon |
| Darius' son | Xerxes |
| League built by Athens | Delian League |
| Leader who ended slavery for debt | Solon |
| General from Macedonia who conquered a huge empire | Alexander the Great |
| Greek word for polis | city-state |
