The document provides an outline of topics to study for an exam on Ancient Greece. It lists the natural environment, a chronological history from prehistory through the Hellenistic age, details of life in Greek cities including economy and society, religion, architecture, sculpture and ceramics. It emphasizes the natural environment's influence on Greek civilization, differences between Athens and Sparta, and vocabulary, myths and the Battle of Marathon covered in class.

1. ANCIENT GREECE
SUMMARY
WHAT DO YOU NEED TO KNOW
FOR THE EXAM?

2. - Natural environment ( Chronology; Location; How did the natural environment influence in
Greek civilization?; Characteristics of the Greek polis.)
- History of Ancient Greece:
- Prehistory: Cretan or Minoan, Mycenaean civilisation, Dark Age
- Archaic Age: Chronology; Poleis; Colonisation: causes- consequences;
Political organisation
- Classical Age: Chronology; Differences between political systems in Athens and Sparta;
Military conflicts.
- Hellenistic Age.
- Life in ancient Greek cities: Acropolis and lower part.
- Economy ( Activities they practiced: agriculture, etc)
- Society ( main characteristics, groups in which it was divided)
- Religion: gods and goddesses ( names, symbols…)

3. - DON´T FORGET vocabulary, The Marathon Battle and the myth you studied with Laurie
- Architecture: (general characteristics, columns, types of
buildings, temples( parts and some names you have in the ppt), layout of cities.)
- Sculpture: (general characteristics, and specific characteristics of each period)
- Ceramic.