Sparta or Athens
Women could own property in this city-state.
What is Spartans?
Opponents in the Persian Wars
Who are Greek States and Persia?
Ruler of Greece at age 20; son of Phillip II
Who is Alexander the Great?
Ancient Greeks believed in many gods which is known as what?
What is polytheism?
Who wrote the Iliad & Odyssey?
Who is Homer?
City-state that had a powerful navy
What is Athens?
Winner in Persian War
Who are the Greek states?
Philosopher who was convicted of corrupting the young and not worshiping the Gods; developed a question and answer approach to teaching
Who is Socrates?
a complex built on a high hill typically chosen for purposes of defense
What is acropolis?
Greece geographic feature that led to isolated city-states.
What is Mountains?
City-state that valued education
What is Athens?
Opponents in the Peloponnesian War
Who are Athens and Sparta?
Was known as the Father of Medicine; modern day doctor oath named after him
Who is Hippocrates?
Oligarchy means?
What is "Ruled by a select few"?
Civilization that conquered the Minoans; origin of Greek culture
What is Mycenaean?
City-state ruled by an oligarchy
What is Sparta?
Winner of Peloponnesian Wars
Who is Sparta?
Philosopher who was a student of Socrates and wrote his ideas on government (hint: S.P.A. order of philosophers)
Who is Plato?
What form of government did Athens have? (ruled by its citizens)
What is democracy?
Olympics held to honor this king of all gods
Who is Zeus?
Type of government in Athens.
What is Direct Democracy?
League created by Athens to protect Greece from future attacks; required annual dues for protection
What is Delian League?
Student of Plato; Is most known for being the tutor of Alexander the Great.
Who is Aristotle?
Aristocracy means?
What is "Ruled by a few wealthy landowners"?
Type of culture that is Greek blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian
What is Hellenistic?
City-state focused on military
Sparta
Number of Spartan men in the Battle of Thermopylae that tried to hold off 1,000,000 Persians
What is 300?
Leader most closely associated with Hellenistic culture.
Who is Alexander the Great?
A polis is ____________.
What is a city-state that has a small independent government?
Major contribution in Greek architecture; three types of styles: Doric, Ionic, Corinthian; seen in modern buildings today.
What are columns?