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100

Where were the Ancient Olympic Games held?

Mount Olympus

100

Who was the ruler that united greek city-states and was the father of Alexander?

Philip II of Macedonia

100

What event took place to honor the god Zeus?

The Olympic Games

100

How often were Ancient Olympic Games held?

Every 4 years

100

What is a person held by an enemy called?

hostage

200

What was considered the political center of Greek life because it had its own government and laws?

The Polis

200

What group passed laws and decided questions of war and peace?

Assembly

200

One of the important results of the reforms Solon made in Athens was that more Athenians could take part in what?

government

200

The Greek city-states lost their independence when they were conquered by Philip II of Macedonia in what year?

338 BC

200

Across the world laws, language, calendar, coins, business methods, customs, and ideas became greek during what period?

Hellenistic

300

This place boasted the ancient world's largest collection of books.

The museum/library at Alexandria, Egypt.

300

According to the Ancient Greeks being a good person required being a good what?

citizen

300

Homer's poem the Iliad tells the story of a war between the Mycenaeans and who?

Trojans

300

In what year did the ancient Olympic Games begin?

776 BC

300

What nobles held political power in Sparta?

Aristocrats

400

The city-state of Troy was located on what regional land mass?

Asia Minor

400

A person noted for his public speaking is called what?

orator

400

The Olympic event that tested skill in running, discus-throwing, and three other sports was called what?

pentathlon

400

By the first century BC, the Greek city-states came under the control of what empire?

Roman

400

What is government controlled by a small group called?

Oligarchy

500

What is the name of the sea between Greece and Asia Minor?

Aegean Sea

500

Who was considered the "father of history"

Herodotus

500

The Battle of Marathon was an important victory for whom?

Athens over the Persians

500

What civilization took shape in the Aegean world in the 700s BC?

Greek

500

What are rules and ideas by which a community is governed called?

constitution