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| A small strip of land that connects land to the mainland; a land bridge |
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| Learning customs through trade |
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Long story-poems.
Two famous Greek epics are the "Odyssey" and the "Illiad". |
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| Crete was the foundation of Ancient Greece. They were called the Minoans after their King Minos. |
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| Land with water on 3 sides |
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| Who were the big powers in Ancient Greece? |
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| An open air market and gathering place |
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| Someone who took control of a government by force and ruled alone. |
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| The wealthy, ruling class made up of landowners and merchants. |
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| Slaves owned by the state, not private citizens |
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| Any small ruling group, such as an assembly of citizens |
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| The idea that receives the most votes becomes law. |
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| When people feel a cultural connection with one another. |
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| A story passed down about an ancient god or hero. |
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| The Greek peninsula that Sparta is on. |
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| The Greek peninsula where Athens is. |
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| Who were some famous Spartans? |
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| Who were 2 kings from Ithaca? |
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| Who were famous Greek heroes? |
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| Achilles, Ajax, Nestor, Patroclus |
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| Who were 3 famous people from Troy? |
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| King Priam, Paris, Hector |
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| The EARLIEST people of Greece that lived on the mainland. |
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| The people who settled in Crete. |
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| It was an epic poem that was written by the blind poet, Homer. It talks about the 10 year war in Troy. |
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| This is an epic poem written by the blind poet, Homer. It talks about the 10 year voyage of Odysseus' trip home after fighting in the Trojan War. |
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| means Ancient Greece... not the Greece of present day |
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| God of light, medicine, and poetry |
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| Goddess of hunting and childbirth |
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| Goddess of crafts , war, and wisdom |
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| The ruler of the Titans and father of Zeus |
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| Goddess of growing things |
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| God of wine,fertility,and wild behavior |
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| Symbol of the earth and mother and wife of Uranus |
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| Blacksmith for the gods and god of fire and metalworking |
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| Protector of marriage and women. Sister and wife of Zeus. |
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| Messenger for the gods; god of commerce and science; and protector of travelers, thieves, and vagabonds |
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| God of the sea. Also God of earthquakes and horses. |
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| Wife and sister of Cronus |
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| Son and husband of Gaea and father of the Titans |
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