Greek Jeopardy

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Greek Jeopardy

• By Mr. Versace

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The Polis
Athens
Sparta
Vocabulary
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• The protected hill in the center of a Greek Polis

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• The open air marketplace found at the bottom of
  the acropolis

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• These are the people who were able to vote, own
  property, take part in government and defend the
  polis during wartime.

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• Why was the polis considered an important part of
  Greek life?

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• How did Greek citizens feel about being a member
  of their city-state?

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• This man was responsible for creating the first
  democratic constitution.

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• This man was known for being the first to try to
  change the Athenian government, but his laws were
  harsh and punishments were severe.

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• Explain what changes Cleisthenes made regarding
  education in Athens.

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• These three battles helped save deomcracy in
  Athens.

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• Explain how Athens became one of the most
  powerful city states in Ancient Greece after the
  Persian Wars.

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• Sparta was located on this plain in Southern
  Greece

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• What was the purpose of all education and
  training for Spartan boys?

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• Explain how Spartan womens lives were different
  than the lives of women in other city-states

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• What did the Spartans try to prevent in their
  society that led them to fall behind other
  city-states in business and trade, and ultimately
  led to their being conquered?

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• Explain the life of a Spartan male at
• Age 7
• Age 20
• Age 60

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• True or False polis is another word for
  city-state

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• Use the following vocabulary words to complete
  the statement below
• Agora, acropolis, polis
• The ______ was the center of Greek life. On the
  _________ was a temple to a local god and
  business, politics, and trade took place in the
  __________.

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• This term means nobles

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• Replace the underlined word with the correct
  vocabulary word
• A government in which a few nobles run the
  government is called a democracy.

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• What is a set of rules that a government must
  follow?
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• Would a mercenary care about those rules? Use the
  definition of mercenary to justify your answer

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• During this battle, 300 Spartans led 700 other
  Greeks in the defense of a narrow mountain pass.
  Even though they failed, it is remembered today
  because this battle help save Athenian democracy,
  which is the idea that our current government is
  based on.

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• As a result of this war, Sparta became the ruler
  of Greece. Their harsh rule led to the downfall
  of all Greek city-states

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• The Athenian navy used their smaller and faster
  triremes to trap the large Persian navy during
  this battle.

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• After the Athenian victory at this battle, they
  sent a runner 26 miles to Athens to tell about
  the victory. He died as he entered the polis
  after exclaiming Nike!

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• How did the Pelopponesian War lead to the
  city-states becoming weaker?

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Which is greater?

• .5 ____ .05

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Which of the following decimal pairs are equal

• 10.001 _____ 1.001 (A)
• 9.3092 _____ 93.092 (B)
• 4.204 _____ 04.2040 (C)

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Which of the following decimals is the smallest

• .004
• 1.002
• .04

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Place the following decimals in order from
greatest to least

• 4.368 4.3 4.319

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Put these decimals in order from greatest to
least

• 5.091 5.19 5.6

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Rule 1

• Before you add decimals, you must line up the
  decimal points.
• Is this true or false?

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Rule 2

• What must you do before you multiply decimals?

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Rule 3

• Look at the example
• 2.3 ) 4.22
• What must you do to the decimal points before you
  divide?

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Rule 4

• When you change a decimal into a fraction, you
  must turn the denominator into the __________ of
  the decimal number?
• Place value
• digits

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Rule 5

• When you change a fraction into a decimal, you
  must change the denominator into ______. Then,
  you must multiply the numerator by the same
  number you multiplied the denominator
• The least common denominator
• A power of 10 (10, 100, 1000, 10,000)