Geography
Government
Athens & Sparta
Philosophers
Achievements
Wars
Mythology& Literature
Alexander the Great
100

The geographical feature of Greece.

What is mountainous?

100

A form of government in which a few men rule. 

What is an oligarchy?

100

Sparta was famous for this.

What was military way of life? 

100

Socrates taught by this method.

What was asking questions, the Socratic method.

100

It was the temple that honored the goddess Athena.

What was the Parthenon?

100

These two Greek city states joined forces in 480 BC to fight against the Persians.

What were Athens and Sparta?

100

Supernatural stories told to explain natural phenomenon, moral ideas or mysteries of the past.

What is a myth?

100

This Greek philosopher taught Alexander the Great to love philosophy and Greek culture.

Who was Aristotle?

200

A landmass that is surrounded by water on three sides.

What is a peninsula?

200

Under the rule of Solon, these people got the right to participate in government, --to vote and speak in the Assembly.

Who were citizens, all free adult men in Athens? 

200

Wealthy Athenian boys learned this to be ready to participate in the assembly. 

What is public speaking?

200

Socrates was sentenced to death for this reason.

What was qustioning the authority of the gods?

200

Greeks invented these two kinds of drama that are still used today. 

What were tragedy and comedy?

200

A messenger ran from this place to Athens after the Athenians defeated the Persians there.

What was Marathon?

200

The Greeks believed their gods and goddesses lived here.

What is Mount Olympus?

200

Alexander the Great was able to stretch his empire to this region in the east.

What was the Indus River?

300

Continent where the city-states of Athens and Sparta are located.

What is Europe?

300

This kind of leader seized power through the use of force, instead of inheriting power like a king.

Who is a tyrant? 

300

Agora, the market place, also had this function in the Greek society. 

What was a meeting place where people came for political and religious assemblies. 

300

Plato created this place for students, philosophers, and scientists to discusss ideas. 

What was the Academy? 

300

Because of this, many later historians modeled their works after Thucydides, one of the greatest of the Greek historians.

What was his effort of trying to be neutral in his writing of the Peloponnesian War. 

300

The Spartans won the Peloponnesian War after the Athenians were significantly weakened after their attempt of conquering this island.

What was Sicily Island? 

300

Aesop is famous for these short stories that teach moral lessons with animal characters. 

What were fables. 

300

While Alexander supported the spread of Greek culture, he applied this culture policy toward the conquered people, which gave birth to the Hellenistic culture. 

What was allowing them to keep their own customs and traditions. 

400

The sea that Greeks traveled to establish colonies and trade with others.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

400

He is considered as the father of democracy.

Who was Cleisthenes?

400

Spartan women had these rights that other Greek women didn't have. 

They could own land in Sparta and run their households when their husbands were gone. 

400

Aristotle taught that people should live this kind of life.

What is life of moderation, or balance, based on reason. 

400

He is considered the greatest Greek doctor. 

Who is Hippocrates? 

400

The Athenians defeated the Persian navy in the narrow straits of this place.  

What was Salamis? 

400

Homer wrote these two great epic poems. 

What are Iliad and Odyssey?

400

Alexander died at age 33 after he got sick in this city in 323 B.C.

What was Babylon?

500

Cities and surrounding land that acted like their own country.

What were polis, city-states?

500

Representative democracy is different from direct democracy in these ways. 

What are citizens elect representatives to vote for them, seperation of power, and all citizens- men and women- have the right to vote. 

500

Athens formed this alliance with other city-states and turned into an Athenian empire.

What was the Delian League?

500

Plato's idea of an ideal society as described in his famous work The Republic.

What was a society that is based on justice and fairness to everyone and run by philosophers. 

500

Greek scientist Archimedes invented this farming device. 

What was water screw? 

500

The Persian arm was really powerful because of these strategies. 

What was using cavalry to charge at an enemy before sending the Immortals. 

500

Ways that Greek gods and goddesses play an important part in the lives of the Athenians. 

Greeks tried to explain natural phenomenons by the deeds of gods. They worshiped them and asked them for advice or help.

500

After Alexander died, his empire was divided into these three kingdoms. 

What were Hellenistic Macedonia, Hellenistic Syria, Hellenistic Egypt?