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    Ancient Greece occupied territories around the Aegean Sea. The area where Greeks lived was mountainous with many islands. Greece was originally called Hellas. There were three historical stages in ancient Greece: 1) Mycenaean period, 2) Dark Ages, and 3) Archaic period. The two most important polis were Athens and Sparta. Athens established a political system called democracy, meaning rule by the people. Polis were surrounded by farms and included an agora (marketplace) and acropolis (religious center). Greeks believed in many gods like Zeus, Hera, and Poseidon that lived on Mount Olympus. Common structures in Greece included temples for worship, theaters for performances, racecourses

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    Ancient Greece occupied territories around the Aegean Sea. The area where Greeks lived was mountainous with many islands. Greece was originally called Hellas. There were three historical stages in ancient Greece: 1) Mycenaean period, 2) Dark Ages, and 3) Archaic period. The two most important polis were Athens and Sparta. Athens established a political system called democracy, meaning rule by the people. Polis were surrounded by farms and included an agora (marketplace) and acropolis (religious center). Greeks believed in many gods like Zeus, Hera, and Poseidon that lived on Mount Olympus. Common structures in Greece included temples for worship, theaters for performances, racecourses

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    SURNAMES:

    NAME:
    GREECE EXAM
    08/06/2015

    1.-What territories did ancient Greece occupy?

    2.- What was the area where the ancient Greeks lived like?

    3.-What was Greece called in the beginning?

    4.-What are the polis?

    5.- Indicate how many historical stages there were in ancient Greece

    1 stage

    2 stage

    3 stage

    6.- What were the two most important polis in Greece?

    7.- What political system was established in Athens? ______________________

    8.- What does that word mean? ___________________________________

    9.- Complete:

    The polis were cities surrounded by _______________________

    The _______________, which was the religious center.

    The ________________ or large plaza, was where the market and the main public
    buildings were located.

    10.- Join with arrows:

     They were usually prisoners of war, children of


    Citizens slaves or pirates' loot. They were men and women
    subject to an owner.

     They were the men of Athens born to an Athenian


    Non-citizens father and mother.

     They were foreigners who lived and had their


    Slaves businesses in Athens.

    11.- What was mainly grown in ancient Greece?

    12.- What type of livestock was raised in ancient Greece?

    13.- How many gods did the Greeks believe in? ___________________________

    14.- For the Greeks, where did the gods live? _________________________

    15.- Match, putting the corresponding number, each god with its power.

    1 Zeus 7 Athena
    2 Hera 8 Dionisio
    3 Cronus 9 Hermes
    4 Poseidon 10 Apollo
    5 Hades 11 Sagebrush
    6 Ares 12 Aphrodite

    God father of other gods and men. God of Time.


    God of War. Protective goddess of marriage
    God of commerce. God of wine.

    God who ruled the sea. God of art and music.

    Goddess of wisdom. God who runs the kingdom of the


    dead.
    Goddess of wildlife, Goddess of love and beauty.
    forests and hunting.

    16.- Match with arrows each famous person from ancient Greece with the science
    in which they stood out:

    Philosophy Archimedes
    Poetry Pythagoras
    Physical Herodotus
    Math Plato
    History Sophocles
    Theater Hippocrates
    Medicine Homer

    17 .-Explain what these Greek buildings are used for:

    The temples for

    The theaters for

    The racecourses for

    The gyms for

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