Athens
The type of government that Athens had (and was famous for)
What is a democracy?
The age that Spartan boys began military training.
What is 7 (years old)?
The name of the Greek goddess of wisdom/victory.
Who is Athena?
The number of battles that Alexander the Great lost.
What is 0 (none)?
The peaceful civilization known for its large palace, colorful frescoes, and worship of nature gods/goddesses
What is the Minoan civilization?
The age that Athenian boys begun military training at.
What is 18 (years old)?
The war that Sparta won against Athens from 431-404 BC.
What is the Peloponnesian War?
The Greek hero who threw a fit and stopped fighting during the Trojan War.
Who is Achilles?
Who are the Persians?
The years that have passed since 1000 BC.
What is 3025?
A subject that Athenian education focused on.
What is philosophy/logic/ethics/debate/arts?
The object that Spartan women told their sons to "come back with, or on" after a war.
What is a shield?
The Trojan hero whose body was dragged around the Greek army camp for days.
Who is Hector?
The person who was "captured," supposedly sparking the Trojan War.
Who is Helen of (Sparta) Troy?
The name of the Greek army formation involving rows of Hoplites with long spears.
What is a phalanx?
Only these people could be citizens and vote in Athens.
Who are free men (born in Athens)?
The type of government that Sparta had.
What is an oligarchy?
The hero who defeated the Minotaur.
Who is Theseus?
What Alexander the Great named a city after (other than himself)
The King of Crete.
Who is King Minos?
The name of the naval alliance that Athens led.
What is the Delian League?
The age that Spartan men were expected to stay in the army until.
What is around 60 (years old)?
The object that three major goddesses fought over - causing them to go to Paris to solve their dispute.
What is the golden apple (of Discord, for "the fairest")?
The term used for the people that the Spartans conquered and enslaved.
What are "helots"?
The person who assassinated Alexander the Great's father, Philip II.
Who is Philip II's bodyguard?