People
This person is the father of modern medicine
Hippocrates
This is a fortified hill located in Greece
Acropolis
This civilization is located between the Tigris and the Euphrates
Mesopotamia
This means to worship one God
Monotheism
What is the acronym that we learned about to help remember the 3 main ancient Greek philosophers?
S.P.A.
Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
This person could not read or write. His apprentice, Plato, wrote down many of his lessons.
Socrates
This location is where many speeches and shows were performed throughout ancient Greece and Rome
Amphitheater
This location is located along the Nile River and is known for its pyramids
Egpyt
This religion was founded after the Roman Empire crucified a Jewish person and his followers put his lessons into a singular book
Christianity
Who fought during the Peloponnesian Wars?
Athens and Sparta
This person was a famous Greek philosopher and wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey
Homer
This building sits on top of the acropolis in Athens. It was built in honor of Athena, the God of wisdom.
Parthenon
This empire's starting point is easy to find on a map, just look for the boot!
Roman Empire
This religion was the first monotheistic religion known in the world
Judaism
Who invented every day tools such as the screw and pulleys?
Archimedes
This person captured Greece, was taught by Aristotle as a child, and went on to conquer many lands in Europe. He named cities he conquered after himself.
Alexander the Great
This is where gladiators fought battle for public spectacles
The Coliseum
This location had large mountains that separated its people. Cultures were similar, but also very different.
This means that you worship multiple gods
Polytheism
Who was the most famous mathematician in Ancient Greece? What is he most known for?
Pythagoras. Pythagorean Theory
Who believed that Earth was the center of the universe? This concept was considered to be correct for about 1400 years
Ptolemy
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This building has the largest unsupported concrete dome in the world
Pantheon
This location has earned the nickname "The cradle of human civilization"
Fertile Crescent
This means to worship your ancestors
Filial Piety
What are the first set of known laws in the world called?
Hammurabi's Code