Ancient Greece 7 Jeopardy Template

Agriculture	Places in ancient greece	Who am I	Dorians	Greek citizenship
100 What did the ancient Greeks make a living from the sea? (3 parts) Fishers, sailors, and traders	100 What direction is the island of Crete to the Greek mainland? The island of Crete lies southeast of the Greek mainland.	100 Who became the first greek kings? Mycenaean leaders	100 Who were the Dorians? People who spoke Greek	100 Who ran the Greek city-states? it's citizens
200 What did the Greeks grow? Barley, wheat, olives, and grapes.	200 What island or piece of land is the town Knossos is at? Crete	200 Who was the goddess that the Mycenaeans worshiped? Earth Mother	200 Where did the Dorians live? Greece's northern mountains	200 What city-state eventually dropped the land-owning requirement? Athens
300 What did they raise (animals)? Sheeps and Goats	300 What is mainland Greece? Peninsula	300 Who destroyed Minoans' cities? Mycenaeans	300 What did the Dorians bring with them? iron weapons and farm tools	300 Who was excluded from the citizenship? slaves and foreign-born residents
400 What did they trade? Pottery, wine, and olive oil	400 What is mainland Greece called sometimes? Balkan Peninsula	400 Who were the people who settled in Crete? Minoans	400 What was one main benefit of the increased trade? A new way of writing	400 Who was able to be part of the citizenship? native-born men who owned land
500 What was the dark age? Overseas trade slowed, and poverty took hold.	500 What are the three seas that frame Greece? The Ionian Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and the Aegean Sea	500 Who uncovered the ruins of a grand palace? Arthur Evans	500 How many letters are in the Greek alphabet? 24	500 Why is the Greek citizenship different from ancient Mesopotamia or Egypt? There, most people were subjects. They had no rights, no say in government, and no choice but to obey their rulers.

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