Ancient Greece 1
Landform that has water on three sides
What is a peninsula
A greek slave
What is a Helot
A telling of the future
What is a prophesy
The philosopher who is known for teaching through observation
Who is Aristotle
To not allow supplies and goods to enter an area
What is a blockade
Landform surrounded by water on all sides
What is an island
A story with some truth about people and their lives
What is a myth
A city that acts like a state
What is a city-state
The Philosopher who wrote down the teachings of Socrates
Who is Plato
A student of Aristotle and a great conqueror
Who is Alexander the Great
Dry hot summers and cool wet winters
What is Mediterranean climate
A person or place that would relay information from the gods
What is an oracle
The famous building that housed the great statue of Athena
What is the Parthenon
The government of ancient Greece in which there were two kings
What is an oligarchy
An alliance between Sparta and its neighboring city-states to regain their strong military reputation
What is the Peloponnesian League
The taking and sharing of ideas such as value, religion, governments, and traditions
What is cultural borrowing
Sporting events that were meant to honor the gods
What is the Olympics
The love of wisdom
What is philosophy
A government which made decisions through voting
What is a democracy
An alliance between Athens and its neighboring city-state created to maintain its superiority over Sparta
What is the Delian League
Market in Ancient Greece where men gathered to talk about business, sports, and politics
What is an agora
A high, rocky hill
What is an acropolis
The philosopher who questioned everything
Who is Socrates
Name given to the time after Alexander the Greats death
What is the Hellenistic Age
To have an impact on the actions of others around you
What is influence