Athens and Sparta
When did Athens start democracy?
500 B.C.E.
Greeks.
Why might someone travel over 114 miles to talk to "Apollo?"
They would travel because the wanted to talk to a god.
What was the main contribution for Literature and history in Ancient Athens?
They created most of the roots for the English words.
From what age did Athenians start to learn?
6 years old.
After his father failed to take over Greece he continued his legacy. Who am I?
King Xerxes
Why was Socrates put to a death sentence?
When Greeks built temples what were the main 3 parts to it?
Columns, Pediments, and Friezes.
In what city were men and women considered mostly equal?
Sparta.
How many of the wars did the Greeks win?
3 out of 5.
What did Phidias do?
Phidias was a sculptor who made a statue of Zeus at Mount Olympia which is one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world.
From what Athenian event did the Olympics mostly shape off of?
The Pentathlon.