Wars and battles
Alexander the Great.
Was is the name of the method that allows for students to find their own way to answer a question and form their own opinions?
The Socratic method.
Who were the main 3 gods of Greek mythology?
Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades.
Why was it difficult for City states to communicate with each other.
geological barriers like mountains and ridges separated them
What city state first used democracy as their form of government.
Athens.
How did the Athenians win at the battle of Marathon?
They ambushed the Persians when they were getting back on their ships.
What governments like to reference Plato's teachings?
Totalitarian governments, dictatorships, and Oligarchies.
What is the importance of Mt. Olympus?
What sea is Greece on?
Who was the successor to Solon?
Peisistratus.
How was Athens able to sabotage the Persians' supply ships?
The Spartans were able to distract the Persians.
Who taught Alexander the Great?
Aristotle.
What is the name for Zeus in Roman mythology?
Jupiter.
Above Greece.
This Country is shown to be inspired by the work of Aristotle.
The United States of America
What were the advantages of Athens' military and Sparta's military?
Sparta had a huge amount of soldiers at the ready and Athens had a large armada of ships at the ready.
Why were the Sophists disliked? (Must include all 3 reasons)
They accepted money for their teaching, it was said that they taught their students to win arguments rather then seek truths, and that they lacked virtues and ideals.
They kept their attributes but changed their names.
What country is Persia now?
Iran.
Were woman able to become citizens in Ancient Greece?
Yes in very rare situations, but they did not have the perks that came with it.
What was the Peloponnesian War?
It was a war between the Delian league and the Peloponnesian league.
Why did Plato not become a Politician?
He was terrified by the death pf Socrates.
Who is known as the ugliest god?
Hephaestus.
How many islands does Greece own?
227 islands.
What was the government of Athens after the Peloponnesian War?
Oligarchy.