Athens and Sparta
Philosophy and Herodotus
Persia and Assyria
Persian and Peloponnesian War
Macedonia and The Hellenistic Period
100

What is a body of heavily armed infantry in ancient Greece formed in close deep ranks and files a body of troops in a close array?

Phalanx

100

What concept of learning came out of Athens during their golden age?

Philosophy

100

What was one way that Darius the First retained the loyalty of those he conquered?

Allowed conquered lands to keep their kings and nobles so long as the paid taxes.

100

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

Sparta

100

What city state was never defeated by Philip II and his Army?

Sparta

200

Young males in Sparta, ages 7 to 14, had to perform daily vigorous exercise.  What was this called?

Agoge

200

Who wrote the book "the Histories" explaining the events of the Persian War?

Herodotus
200

The Persian king divided their empire in provinces.  What were these provinces called?

Satrapies

200

Who led a Greek coalition force to stop the second Persian invasion at Thermopylae?

Leonidas

200

Where did Philip II defeat Thebes and Athens, expanding his influence and control of Greece?

Chaeronea

300

Who was credited with creating the concept of Democracy?

Draco

300

What is the bias of the person witnessing or participating in an historical event?

Historical Bias

300

Who had a library of over 20,000 clay tablets?

King Ashurbanipal

300

During the Persian Invasion led by Xerxes a Politician named Themistocles led the Athenian people where?

Salamis

300

How large was the Army that Alexander the Great led into Persia?

35,000

400

What crop was critical to ancient Athenians since it had many uses?

Olives
400

To this philosopher Forms are abstract objects, existing completely outside space and time.

Plato

400

Why did Assyria aggressively expand their empire?

Response to invaders

400

What was the political outcome of the Persian war for Greece?

A unified Greece under Athenian rule
400

What was the result of the conquest of Alexander the Great?

A unified language which opened India, Persia, Egypt, and Greece to a cultural exchange known as the Hellenistic Period.

500

Who was considered the servant class in Sparta that was used for agriculture?

Helots

500

(Daily Double)

Name four of the seven wonders of the ancient world?

Great Pyramid at Giza

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Statue of Zeus

Temple of Artemis

Mausoleum at Halicarnassus

Colossus of Rhodes

Lighthouse at Alexandria

500

The concept of centralized power administered through trusted officials was developed by who?

Sargon the Great

500

What started the Persian Wars?

Ionian revolts in Anatolia supported by Athens.

500

During the Hellenistic period, what was the primary language used that would allow for the spread of culture and ideas?

Greek

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