Seven Markers
Greco-Persian Wars
A Tale of Two City-States
Alexander the Great
Legacy of Greece
100

This vital piece of Greek technology allows you to "rock" defenders off the walls.

What is a catapult?

100

This Spartan King died alongside his 300 royal guards at Thermopylae.

Who is King Leonidas?

100

Athens was more likely to participate in this economic activity due to its closeness to the sea.

What is trading?

100

Alexander the Great was king of this region of Northern Greece.

What is Macedonia?

100

This form of government, developed in Athens, is now the most popular form of government worldwide.

What is democracy?

200

This form of government is ruled by the wealthy and educated.  It is named after the philosopher who supported it.

What is Aristocracy?

200

This strategy was implemented by both the Spartans at Thermopylae and the Athenians at Salamis

What is bottlenecking?

200

In Sparta, Helots all existed as this social class.

What are slaves?

200

This city was home to the greatest library in the Ancient World.

What is Alexandria?

200

Pythagoras and Euclid helped to develop this branch of mathematics.

What is geometry?

300

This is the Mountain on which the Greek Gods were believed to have lived.

What is Mount Olympus?

300

According to Legend, Pheidippides yelled out this Ancient Greek word for "Victory" in the town square of Athens before dropping dead after the Battle of Marathon.

What is Nike?

300

This is the City-State in which women had more rights and freedom, including property ownership.

What is Sparta?

300

This Greek philosopher was Alexander the Great's teacher.

Who is Aristotle?

300

Hippocrates was the father of this field.

What is Medicine?

400

Greece needed trade and colonies due to the lack of this type of natural resource.

What is farmland?

400

This Persian Emperor won the Battle of Thermopylae but was defeated at the Battle of Salamis.

Who is Xerxes?

400

In this City-State you can find the Parthenon, the Acropolis, and the Agora.

What is Athens?

400

This is what happened to Alexanders' Empire after his death.

What is the Empire was broken up into smaller successor kingdoms?

400

Eratosthenes used shadows and angles to successfully calculate this.

What is the circumference of the Earth?

500

This Greek author was no "d'oh"pe, he is credited with writing the Odyssey and the Illiad.

Who is Homer?

500

This Greek ship was essential in the Athenian victory at Salamis.

What is a trireme?

500

This geographic feature, essential to the development of civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China, does not factor into the growth of Greek civilization.

What is a river valley?

500

The Siege of Tyre involved Alexander the Great doing this to reach the Island fortress.

What is filling in the Sea.

500

This Greek historian not only wrote down the History of the Peloponnesian Wars, he also participated as a soldier.

Who is Thucydides?

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