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ANCIENT

GREECE

JEOPARDY

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Ancient Greece Jeopardy

Something Geography Potpourri Ancient

Borrowed A’s

$100 $100 $100 $100



$200 $200 $200 $200



$300 $300 $300 $300



$400 $400 $400 $400



$500 $500 $500 $500



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Something Borrowed

$100

In this form of

government citizen’s

vote to make decisions.



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$200

The first of these sporting

events was held nearly

3,000 years ago.





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$300

Once used as lamp fuel,

this export of Greece is

now popular for

cooking.

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Something Borrowed

$400

First used by Greek

courts, these groups of

citizens were paid to

hear evidence and make

decisions.

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$500

Greeks crowded into

theatres to watch these

TWO types of dramatic

performances.

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Geography $100

Ancient Greece had

many of these sheltered

places along its coast

which were perfect for

ships.

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Geography $200

This city-state, on the

Peloponnesus, was

known for its powerful

military.



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Geography $300

After the Peloponnesian

Wars in 404 B.C., conflict

in the Greek city-states

left them open to attack

from this powerful

kingdom to the north.

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Geography $400

Either one of the two

islands that was ideal as

a resting spot for ships

sailing between Greece

and Asia.

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Geography $500

The Greek (Balkan)

peninsula is surrounded

by these THREE bodies

of water.



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Meaning “above the city,”

each polis had a large hill

where residents could

shelter and safety in times

of war.



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This clearing in a city

served as a marketplace

and meeting place.





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This city-state built a

strong navy to protect

Greek colonies from the

Persians.



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Ancient A’s $400

He conquered ancient

Greece, as well as all of

the Persian Empire,

before his death in

323 B.C.

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Alexander learned to

respect Greek culture

and tradition from this

philosopher.



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He taught philosophy

throughout the 400’s

B.C., but in 399 he was

sentenced to death for

spreading his beliefs.

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Potpourri $200

He is the most important

Greek god.







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Potpourri $300

This great Athenian

leader spread

democracy and

arranged for the citizens

involved in government

to be paid.

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Potpourri $400

People in ancient Greece

enjoyed listening to the

stories of this author

who wrote the Iliad and

the Odyssey.

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VISUAL

DAILY

DOUBLE

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Visual Daily Double

Name the type of ship

pictured here.







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Visual Daily Double









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FINAL JEOPARDY:

The Ancient World





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FINAL JEOPARDY

List any three (3) of the

seven (7) ancient

wonders of the world.





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