This Greek City-state was known for their powerful army warriors.
What is Sparta
while this empire outnumbered the Greek armies 200,000 to 7,000, they still had to march home in shame after being defeated in 361 B.C.E.
What is Persian Empire
This was the most valuable natural resource Greece had to sell, so valuable it was given the nickname "liquid gold"
Olive oil
This King was murdered by his own bodyguard at a wedding, just don't ask his son how it happened
Who is Phillip II
This Greek city-state is known for being the birthplace of Democracy.
What is Athens
This Military leader led the Macedonians to successfully conquering the Greeks in 338 B.C.E..... Just don't ask what happened two years later
What is King Phillip II
The geography of Greece would be described as this
What is mountainous
This was the main reason the Delian league failed.
What is unfair taxes
This Greek City-state was the leader of the hated Delian League.
What is Athens
After revolts broke out among the Greek city-states, Alexander the Great was able to flank the Greek army's by doing what to a mountain?
What is cutting stairs into the side of it
This was the most powerful branch of the Greek military.
What is Navy
This Macedonian King made sure Greek rebels never tried to rebel again as he burned down the city of Thebes
Who is Alexander the Great
Helots made up this percentage of the population in Sparta
What is 90%
This was the name of the civil war fought between the Spartans and the Athenians
what is the Peloponnesian war
Spartan born boys were this age when they went to military school, where they graduated at this age.
This is how many Spartan warriors it took to defeat the Persians in the battle of Thermopylae, the type of event you make movies about
What is 300
This Greek City-State assisted Athens in forming a rebellion against the Macedonians
What is Thebes
This outcome of this Greco-Persian war was announced after a 26.2 mile run by Pheidippides. Luckily the only thing it cost was his life
What is the Battle of Marathon
Although it was the birthplace of Democracy, only this category of people could vote in Athenian elections
What is rich, land owning Athenian men
This is what happened to the Macedonian empire after the death of Alexander the Great
It was split into 3 separate kingdoms