Classical History
This city in Italy grew to rule the Mediterranean.
Rome
This dude is the god of the sea.
Poseidon/Neptune
This world renowned temple in Athens is situated atop the acropolis and is dedicated to Athena.
Parthenon
This well known Roman general infamously won a civil war and made himself dictator for life :) only to be assassinated in 44 BCE on the Ides of March :(
Gaius Julius Caesar
These are the first 3 letters of the Greek alphabet.
Alpha, Beta, and Gamma
This period of Greek history was marked by Athenian power and an extensive body of art and literature. (philosophy for example)
the Classical period
This poor guy was forced to wander for 10 years in order to get home after fighting in Troy.
Odysseus
The art on [blank] is known for its wide diversity of themes and depicted scenes, and also its commonality in the ancient Greek world, and is known for several different styles, such as red-figure and black-figure.
Pottery/Vases
This philosopher famously annoyed the people of Athens with constant questions to make them question their reality in the late 400s BCE.
Socrates
Homer is famous for composing this kind of poetry.
Epic
Alexander III of Macedon (Alexander the Great) conquered this large empire in the 300s BCE.
the Persian Empire
The most famous war in Greek mythology, the Trojan war, began when the prince of Troy, Paris, took this queen as his wife and brought her to Troy.
Helen
This type of art is created by placing many small tiles together to make a picture, and is well attested in the Roman world.
Mosaics
This Roman emperor was known infamously for doing wacky things, such as giving his horse an important government position and making his soldiers collect sea shells as spoils of war against Neptune.
Caligula
This is a collection of poems that are dedications to various different gods (including Demeter, Aphrodite, and Apollo) and it is called what it is because the poems were thought to mimic the style of Homer.
The Homeric Hymns
Due to a combination of chaotic circumstances and ambitious generals, Rome transitioned from a [blank] system of government to a [blank] system of government in the late 1st Century BCE.
Republican; Imperial
This is the number of gods residing on mount Olympus.
12/13 (100 extra points if you can name them all!)
The temple of [blank] at Olympia is famous for a large gold and ivory statue of this god, which is considered one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world.
Zeus
This poetess from the island of Lesbos famously wrote love poetry.
Sappho
The ancient Greek world had several dialects. The most well known one was spoken in Athens, known as the [blank] dialect.
Attic
Ancient Greece was not a single country, but a loose collection of many of these. (Athens, Sparta, Thebes, etc.)
City-States
Ancient Greek religion has multiple different types of gods, but this one type is mostly made up of gods from the underworld. (Hades, Persephone, etc.)
Chthonic
The Romans are famous for perfecting this piece of architecture, and used it in many of their famous structures, such as the Colosseum.
Arch
This Athenian comic playwright provides by far the most complete examples of "Old Comedy", with such plays as the Frogs and the Clouds.
Aristophanes
Greek and Latin, along with many other languages like English, Sanskrit, Russian, etc., are all part of this language family.
Indo-European