Ancient Greek, Mediterranean, and Phoenician Society

Ancient _______ society was divided into different city-states, each with its own government and way of life.

• Greece

• Greek

• Mediterranean

• Phoenician

The two most powerful city-states in Ancient Greece were _________ and Sparta.

• Athena

• Athans

• Afghans

• Athens

Athens was known for its focus on _____________, philosophy, and the arts.

• society

• religion

• democracy

• climate

Ancient Greece saw the rise of famous philosophers such as __________, Plato, and Aristotle.

Ancient Greece made lasting contributions to the ____ and architecture.

Their (the Greeks) architectural achievements, including the __________ in Athens, remain influential to this day.

The Mediterranean is known for its unique _________, rich history, and diverse cultures.

• history

• sculptures

• thought

• climate

The Mediterranean Region is a melting pot of ___________, languages, and traditions.

• cultures

• cutlures

• religion

• religious

The (Mediterranean) region has been a center of trade, conquest, and cultural exchange, leading to a rich _______ of historical landmarks and archaeological sites.

The region (Mediterranean) is also known for its vibrant festivals, music, and dance, reflecting the ____________ of its people.