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| Government in which power rests with the people is known as____________. |
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| Government in which one person possesses unlimited power is known as ___________________. |
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| A ______________is a form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a single person and is hereditary. |
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| An ______________is a form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of a few leaders. |
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| A _______________is a form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of an individual who has seized control, often by illegal means. |
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| A ________________is a form of government in which the ruling power is in the hands of all the people. |
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| The Greek gods were thought to be similar to people because they experienced________________ ______________. |
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| Each Greek _________________had its own laws and form of government. |
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| The _________________were united by common language, by shared religious beliefs, and by a similar way of life. |
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| The ancient Greeks depended on _______ ___________for fishing and trade, and they became excellent sailors. |
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| _____________studied with Plato and started a school called the Lyceum. |
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| __________________was an important philosopher in Greece during the fifth century B.C. |
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| __________________________conquered many lands throughout the Mediterranean region. |
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| Some Greek communities had democratic governments, but Sparta was ruled by________________. |
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| A _____________is a Greek term for a central city. |
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| A branch of the Mediterranean Sea, lying between Greece and Turkey, is the____________ ___________. |
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| _____________is the capital of Greece and once was one of the largest city-states. |
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| A person who studies and thinks about why the world is the way it is, is called a_________________________. |
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| ______________was a brilliant Greek philosopher of the third century B.C. who taught Alexander the Great. |
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| _______________________________was a ruler of ancient Greece whose conquest of new lands led to the spread of Greek culture. |
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| Although Athens had a _________________form of government, only free adult males whose fathers had been citizens could engage in politics and vote. |
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| Plays are among the finest works of _________________from ancient Greece. These were tragedies, serious plays that ended unhappily, and comedies, plays that poked fun at important citizens. |
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| The Parthenon is in the city and country of _______. |
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| The Parthenon was originally built as a temple to the goddess _______. |
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