Early Civilization
Athens and Sparta
Religion and Art
Philosophers
Wild Cards
100

This geographic feature led the Greeks to form independent city-states, instead of one united government

What are mountains?

100

A type of government in which a small group of rich people, or aristocrats, hold political power

What is an oligarchy?

100

The Greeks practiced this type of religion

What is Polytheism?  (the worship of many gods or deities)

100

A question-and-answer method of teaching

What is the Socratic method?

100

The athletic contest that displays their skills to honor the gods

What are the Olympic games?

200

The advanced civilization that was influenced by the Minoans and defeated by the Dorians

What is the Mycenaean civilization? / Who are the Mycenaeans?

200

This form of government gave Greek people a voice in ruling their city-states

What is democracy?

200

A collection of stories in which Greeks expressed their religious beliefs

What is mythology?

200

This Greek philosopher founded the school of philosophy called the "Academy" in Athens

Who is Plato?

200

The three bodies of water that surround Greece

What are the Mediterranean, the Aegean, and the Ionian Seas

300

The term for a city-state in which each Greek community had an independent government

What is a polis?

300

In Athens, this political body was important since all free male citizens had the right to attend and speak

What is the assembly?

300

Greek sculptures are well known for celebrating something in particular

What is the human form?

300

This Greek philosopher made enemies by questioning authority

Who is Socrates?

300

A logical guess that explains their observations

What is a hypothesis?

400

These three groups of people were not considered citizens and were not allowed to vote in the city-states

Who are women, foreigners, and slaves?

400

These Messenian slaves were conquered by and treated harshly by Spartans

What are helots?

400

This form of Greek drama includes plots and themes that modern playwrights draw inspiration from

What are Greek tragedies?

400

This Greek philosopher wrote the book called "The Republic"

Who is Plato?

400

Something that Aesop's Fables would teach in hopes that the reader would learn

What is a moral lesson?

500

Homer wrote these two epic poems that occur during and after the Trojan War

What is The Iliad and The Odyssey?

500

Spartan boys spent most of their time doing these three types of activities to prepare for military service

What are training, exercising, and hunting?

500

The name of the temple that was built to honor Athena

What is the Parthenon?

500

This Greek philosopher said, "An unexamined life is not worth living"

Who is Socrates?

500

A promise to use knowledge only in ethical ways

What is the Hippocratic Oath?

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