A city-state of ancient Greece known for its militarism
What is Sparta
100
A temple built atop of the Acropolis to honor Athena
What is Parthenon
100
Mild, rainy winters and hit, dry summers
What is climate of Greece
100
Greek word for city-state
What is Polis
100
Tutor of Alexander the Great
What is Aristotle
200
The southern part of Greece
What is Peloponnesus Peninsula
200
The highest part of Athens and the location of important buildings
What is Acropolis
200
League formed at the end of the Persian War for protection
What is Delain League
200
Cities and crops were destroyed, Greek city-states suffered losses of economic and military power
What is consequences of the Peloponnesian War
200
Leader of Macedonia
What is King Phillip II
300
A government run by a few powerful and wealthy individuals
What is Oligarchy
300
government ruled by the upper class
What is Aristocracy
300
System in which any member of an assembly who thought someone was a danger to the city-state could be submit the name of the person for a vote by the assembly
What is ostracism
300
Two types of dramas written in Greece
What is Tragedy and Comedy
300
How long did the Peloponnesian War last
What is over 27 years
400
City-state in ancient Greece that was noted for its democratic form of government
What is Athens
400
A government in which citizens make political decisions, either directly or through elected representatives.
What is democracy
400
Iliad and Odyssey
What is epics written by Homer
400
Blend of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian Styles and customs
What is Hellenistic Culture
400
League headed by Sparta to stand up to Athens
What is Peloponnesian League
500
A ruler who takes power illegally against the will of the people
What is Tyrant
500
The highest mountain in Greece and home to the Greek gods
What is Mount Olympus
500
Three goals Pericles wanted for Athens
What is Beautify the city, expand power abroad and strengthen democracy