History

The Ancient Greeks believed in an afterlife where good people were rewarded and wicked people were punished. They believed that when someone died, their (Leave box empty for your mark)  was taken by the god  (Leave box empty for your mark)  to the   . (Leave box empty for your mark) Here they had to pay a  (Leave box empty for your mark)  called  (Leave box empty for your mark)  to row them across the river to the  . (Leave box empty for your mark) The Underworld was ruled by the god . (Leave box empty for your mark) In the Underworld, people who had led good lives were sent to a place called the (Leave box empty for your mark)  to enjoy perpetual happiness. Wicked people were sent to a place called (Leave box empty for your mark)  to be punished. In Tartarus each person was given a different (Leave box empty for your mark)  which lasted forever. 

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