The End of Greek City States
Role of Famous Greeks
Religion and Mythology
Vocabulary
100

Macedonian leader who invaded Greece, defeated the Greek City-States, and united the Greek City-states as one in 338 BC

King Phillip the Second 

100

Wrote about his belief of the ideal society
His ideal society would be based on justice and fairness to everyone.

Plato 

100

stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works. 

Mythology 

100

An adjective that describes anything from Greece

What is Hellenic

200

A military formation composed of rows of soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder carrying spikes or heavy spears in the shape of a square. 

Phalanx 

200

Believed that people should live lives of moderation or balance

Aristotle 

200

King of the Gods

Zeus 

200

The upper part of an ancient Greek city, where public buildings and the city’s defenses were located.

Acropolis

300

Son of Philip II, he created the largest empire, and it was the largest the world had ever known until that time

Alexander the Great 

300

Invented the water screw. A device that helps farmers bring water to their fields

Archimedes

300

God of the Sea 

Poseidon 

300

a Greek city-state

Polis

400

Alexander the Great died in 323 B.C. The time period after his death is called?

  • Hellenistic Period (323 BC- 31 BC)

400

Greek mathematician who studied geometry- study of lines, angles, and shapes

Pythagoras

400

God of the underworld 

Hades 

400

In ancient Greece a government run by a strong ruler

Tyranny 

500

List three things that spread as a result of Alexander the Greats empire. 

Greek art, literature, and science spread into Alexander’s conquered lands. Philosophy Architecture, theater 

500

“Father of Medicine” a Greek physician who studied diseases so he better understood them. 

Hippocrates

500

 Goddess of war, wisdom, and handicrafts

Athena

500

Form of government in which citizens hold political power

Democracy