Maps of Ancient Greece
Name _______________
Use the information from the text booklet to complete all the maps on these worksheets.
Before Ancient Greece really became ANCIENT GREECE,
the area was inhabited by 2 other small Civilizations
- the Minoans and the Myceneans. This was during the
time that is now called the Bronze Age.
1. Colour and label in the area of the Minoans and
the Myceneans using 2 different colours for each.
2. Label the following on the map:
Agean Sea
Sea of Crete
Crete
Troy
Peloponnesus
Knossos
The Myceneans conquered the Minoans around
1450 BC but around 1100 BC, the Mycenean culture
declined and began the time of the DARK AGES.
After the DARK AGES, Ancient Greece entered the
ARCHAIC and then the CLASSICAL PERIODS.
3. Colour YELLOW in the area of the map below
that is actually considered ANCIENT GREECE.
1600 – 1200 BC
4. Label the following on the map below:
Macedonia
Athens
Sparta
Corinth
Delphi
5. Shade in the two
areas to show the:
1. Green “Delian or
Athenian League”
which were
the allies of
Athens and
2. Red - the Allies
of Sparta.
6. Now draw little
triangles - to show all the
areas that have
mountains.
800 - 323 BC
Name ____________
Ancient Greece under Alexander the Great
and During the Hellenistic Period
Use the information from the text booklet to complete all the maps on these worksheets.
Area of Original Greece
ALEXANDER THE GREAT’S EMPIRE
and HELLENISTIC GREECE
ABOUT 336 – 146 BC.
Asia
Africa
Arabia
India
After Alexander had completed his short but incredible conquest of about 10 years, the Greek Empire was vastly larger
than it had been before. However it enjoyed the benefits of this empire for only a short time. After Alexander’s early
death, the empire was divided among his 4 generals and the empire suffered severely from all the civil war. This was all
predicted long before by the prophet Daniel. This weak Greek Empire was soon overtaken by the Roman Empire.
1.
Draw a line around the entire area which fell under Alexander the Great’s Empire. Colour this area a light colour.
2.
Draw the boundary lines that divide the four separate kingdoms under each of the 4 Generals.
3.
Label the following on the Map (for some you may need to draw an arrow to the location):
Mediterranean Sea
Euphrates River
Africa
Black Sea
Tigris River
Macedonia
Caspian Sea
Nile River
Persia
Arabian Sea
Indus River
Egypt
Persian Gulf
Arabia
Athens
Red Sea
India
Sparta