Philosophers
This philosopher taught Plato and was sentenced to death by drinking hemlock.
Socrates
This city-state is known as the birthplace of democracy.
Athens
King of the gods and ruler of Mount Olympus.
Zeus
The sea that borders much of Greece.
Mediterranean Sea
Ancient Greeks wore this loose piece of clothing.
Tunic
This student of Socrates founded the Academy.
Plato
Citizens used these small objects to cast votes in some elections.
Pebbles
Goddess of wisdom and patron of Athens.
Athena
Athletic competition held every four years in ancient Greece.
Olympic Games
Many Greeks lived in these independent States, such as Athens and Sparta.
City-states
This philosopher tutored Alexander the Great.
This philosopher tutored Alexander the Great.
In Athens, only this group was allowed to vote.
Male citizens
God of the sea who carried a trident.
Poseidon
The mountain where the gods were believed to live.
Mount Olympus
Ancient Greek children often learned this skill in school.
Reading
Finnish Socratees's very famous line. If jeopardy is your power _________________________?
What are you without it
This form of government means "rule by the people."
Democracy
God of the underworld.
Hades
Ancient Greeks spoke this language.
Greek
This gender of people had male guardians.
Women
Name 2 philosophers from ancient Greece
Socratees, Plato
Some government officials were chosen using this random method.
Drawing lots
Messenger of the gods and god of travelers.
Hermes
This city hosted the first ancient Olympic Games.
Olympia
Farmers in Greece commonly grew these fruits to make oil.
Olives.