Ancient Greece was a peninsula located in Southeast Europe with a climate and terrain varying from coastal plains to mountains. It consisted of city-states like Athens and Sparta that developed their own governments, either oligarchies or democracies. Ancient Greek culture included philosophers like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, and competitive events like the Olympics featuring boxing, wrestling, chariot and foot races. Major gods in Greek mythology included Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades, and mythology played a role in Ancient Greek religion and rituals like animal sacrifices. Greece experienced important historical periods and conflicts, such as the Greco-Persian Wars including the battles of Marathon and Thermopylae.

1. By: Jose Emmanuel C. Paz
Ancient Greece

2. Ancient Greece
Geograph
y
Peninsula
Climate
and Terrain
PeoplePhilosophe
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Leaders
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Olympics
Religio
n
Sacrifice
s
Sports
Boxing
Wrestling
Foot Races
Horse
Races
Aquatics
History
Periods Neolithic
Early
Bronze
Minoan
Archaic
Mycenae
an
Dark
Ages
Classic
al
Hellenist
ic
Alexander the
Great
Pericles
Leonid
as
Se
as Mountai
ns
Mythology
Deitie
s
Major
Poseid
on
Hade
s
Minor
Ares
Aphrodit
e
Apoll
o
Artemi
s
Athena
Hermes
Hephaest
us
Her
a
War
s
Greco-
Persian
Plat
ea
Thermopyl
ae
Maratho
n
Other
wars
Trojan
Sicilian
Messenian
Peloponnesi
an
Arts/
Architecture
Parthenon
Temples
Athena
Nike
Apollo at
DidymaPottery
Styles
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
Culture and
Society
Language
Aeolic
Doric
Ionic
Social
Classes
Citizen
s
Non-
Citizens
POW
s
Wome
n
Foreigne
rs
Government
Oligarchy
Democrac
y
Sparta
Athen
s
Cartha
ge
Syracu
se
Spart
a
Athen
s
Herodotus
Sophocle
s
Ionian
Mediterrane
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Aege
an
Troy
Spart
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3. Pictures
Wars
Olympi
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Art and Architecture Mythology
People
Culture and
Society