AwidespreaddiseasePlace wherecitizensgathered incity-state ofAthensTraditional storiesthat may includegods andgodesses thatexplain events innatureWhere theancient Greeksbelieved manyof their godsand godesseslivedA soldierwho is paidto fight in aforeign armyDelianLeagueGoldenAgeMythOutdoormarketplaceImmortalOccurred inAthens;advancementsin arts,literature, andscienceAthleticcontests heldat Olympia inhonor of ZeusA form ofgovernment inwhich thepeople vote forall laws andleadersHellinisticAgeMountOlympusTen year warbetweenGreece and thecity of Troy inAsia Minor(Mythology)Allianceamong Greekcity-states toprotect againstthe PersiansA thinker whouses logic andreason tounderstand natureand humanbehaviorReasonOlympicGamesLogicalthinkingPeloponnesianWarAssemblyValuablesseized inwartimeOralTraditionDirectDemocracyWar betweenAthens anSparta;Sparta wonA governmentin which asmall group ofmilitary leadersare in chargeTrojanWarOligarchyAgoraAge of Alexander;term referring tothe spread ofGreeks cultureand ideasthroughout thewestern worldLivingforeverStories passedon by word ofmouth fromone generationto the nextPhilosopherPlunderPlagueAwidespreaddiseasePlace wherecitizensgathered incity-state ofAthensTraditional storiesthat may includegods andgodesses thatexplain events innatureWhere theancient Greeksbelieved manyof their godsand godesseslivedA soldierwho is paidto fight in aforeign armyDelianLeagueGoldenAgeMythOutdoormarketplaceImmortalOccurred inAthens;advancementsin arts,literature, andscienceAthleticcontests heldat Olympia inhonor of ZeusA form ofgovernment inwhich thepeople vote forall laws andleadersHellinisticAgeMountOlympusTen year warbetweenGreece and thecity of Troy inAsia Minor(Mythology)Allianceamong Greekcity-states toprotect againstthe PersiansA thinker whouses logic andreason tounderstand natureand humanbehaviorReasonOlympicGamesLogicalthinkingPeloponnesianWarAssemblyValuablesseized inwartimeOralTraditionDirectDemocracyWar betweenAthens anSparta;Sparta wonA governmentin which asmall group ofmilitary leadersare in chargeTrojanWarOligarchyAgoraAge of Alexander;term referring tothe spread ofGreeks cultureand ideasthroughout thewestern worldLivingforeverStories passedon by word ofmouth fromone generationto the nextPhilosopherPlunderPlague

Greece Vocab - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A widespread disease
  2. Place where citizens gathered in city-state of Athens
  3. Traditional stories that may include gods and godesses that explain events in nature
  4. Where the ancient Greeks believed many of their gods and godesses lived
  5. A soldier who is paid to fight in a foreign army
  6. Delian League
  7. Golden Age
  8. Myth
  9. Outdoor marketplace
  10. Immortal
  11. Occurred in Athens; advancements in arts, literature, and science
  12. Athletic contests held at Olympia in honor of Zeus
  13. A form of government in which the people vote for all laws and leaders
  14. Hellinistic Age
  15. Mount Olympus
  16. Ten year war between Greece and the city of Troy in Asia Minor (Mythology)
  17. Alliance among Greek city-states to protect against the Persians
  18. A thinker who uses logic and reason to understand nature and human behavior
  19. Reason
  20. Olympic Games
  21. Logical thinking
  22. Peloponnesian War
  23. Assembly
  24. Valuables seized in wartime
  25. Oral Tradition
  26. Direct Democracy
  27. War between Athens an Sparta; Sparta won
  28. A government in which a small group of military leaders are in charge
  29. Trojan War
  30. Oligarchy
  31. Agora
  32. Age of Alexander; term referring to the spread of Greeks culture and ideas throughout the western world
  33. Living forever
  34. Stories passed on by word of mouth from one generation to the next
  35. Philosopher
  36. Plunder
  37. Plague