He was the inventor of the Socratic teaching method.
Who was Socrates
It is known for its Great Oracle.
What was Delphi
They were the 4 main ways that Greek city-states were governed.
What was Democracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, and Tyranny
How many Peloponnesian Wars were there?
What is 2
There were _ different classes in Ancient Greece.
What was 4
He was a student of Socrates and wrote down everything we know about him.
Who was Plato
It was the first capital of Ancient Greece.
What was Athens
This is one of the reasons why lower-class people could not vote.
What was not practicing religion
How long were the Greco-Persian wars?
When was 492-449 BCE
The Greeks conducted trade so well because they had ___.
What were coins and a standardized weight system
He wrote over 200 works during his lifetime, 31 of which are still popular today.
Who was Aristotle
It became the capital of Ancient Greece after The Battle of Leuctra
What was Thebes
These pieces of pottery were used to send the Greek leader on a 10-year break.
What were ostraca
How did the Second Peloponnesian War start?
What was the breaking of the 30-year (now 14-year) treaty
The Ancient Greeks traded pottery but especially _______ for wine and olive oil.
What were amphora
He was born in Macedon and became "The Great" est leader in Ancient Greece for his time period.
Who was Alexander The Great
It had the most prominent military in Ancient Greece for a long time.
What was Sparta
This was how the Ancient Greek council made decisions.
What was voting by majority
How did the Greek Empire fall?
What were the Peloponnesian Wars
Ancient Greece relied on these 2 things to keep its economy stable.
What was Agriculture and Trade
In 507 B.C., this man introduced democracy.
Who was Cleisthenes
It was the last city-state to fall.
What was Corinth
They were the 3 main branches of the Ancient Greek government.
What were Ekklesia, Boule and Dikasteria
He was the Persian king who tried to pass through Thermopylae.
Who was Xerxes I
The Aegean region was famous for trading ______, _____, and ______.
What were gold, silver, and ivory