Leaders & War
Philosphers & writers
Cities & places
Famous Greek
Miscellaneous
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First military hero to conquer the Persians
Who is Alexander the Great
100
Accused of corrupting the city's youth and condemn to death
Who is Socrates
100
Became the most dominant city-state following Battle of Thermopylae
What is Athens
100
Author of the Iliad and Oddyses
Who is Homer
100
Site of 499 B.C. battle about 22 miles north of Athens in which Athenians defeated Persian armies under Darius I
What is Marathon
200
Wise and skill leader, expanded Greek glory years
Who Pericles
200
Author of the New Republic
Who is Plato
200
Means "top of hill"
What is Acropolis
200
Greek physician who set ethical standards for doctors
Who is Hippocrates
200
City-state known for its discipline and military training
What is Sparta
300
Site of a battle in which a small Spartan force led by Leonidas held out heroically against a much large Persian army
What is Thermopylae
300
Plato's most famous student who believed in the "golden mean"
Who is Aristotle
300
Egyptian city founded by Alexander the Great
What is Alexandria
300
Early Greeks who fought against Troy in the Trojan War
Who were the Mycenaeans
300
Athens is known as the birthplace of this type of government
What is democracy
400
War involving Athens vs. Sparta and other city-states that lasted 27 years
What is Peloponnesian War
400
Author of Oedipus and Antigone
Who is Sophocles
400
Most famous structure in Greek architecture
What is the Parthonon
400
Devised a formula for calculating the relationship between the sides of a right triangle
Who Pythagoras
400
The banishing of a public official
What is ostracism
500
The formal alliance between the Greek city-states
Delian League
500
Father of History
Herodus
500
Greek city-state
What is polis
500
Master of the lever and pulley
Who is Archimedes
500
Massive formation of heavily armed soldiers in close promimity
What is phalanx
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