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100

Greek Comedies were not always funny like modern comedies, but they always had a ________ ending.

happy

100

Despite his huge kingdom, King Cyrus of Persia was able to keep all of his subjects happy by treating them _______

fairly

100

Poor farmers in Ancient Greece that could not afford to pay rent would sometimes have to become ________ in order to work off their debt. 

slaves

100

Plato believed that Athenian Democracy was a bad idea because the average man was not ________, and therefore couldn't be trusted to make the best decisions. 

intelligent/smart

100

Alexander the Great moved his army south into Egypt and founded the city of ________, which is still home to millions of people today. 

Alexandria

200

Pericles set up a _______ Democracy in Athens, meaning that citizens could vote directly on the laws which would govern them. 

Direct
200

When King Leonidas realized his army was __________, he dismissed all of his men and remained behind with 300 of them to fight to the death. 

surrounded

200

The Spartans treated their young boys harshly because they needed them to grow up and become strong ________. 

soldiers

200

Phillip II, Alexander's father, decided to _________ Greece because he saw that many of the city-states were already at war and would be distracted

invade/attack

200

Men living in the Greek City State ________ had to remain in the military for 53 years, starting at age 7 and ending at age 60. 

Sparta

300

The Greeks were _________, meaning they believed in many Gods. 

polytheistic

300

Because the Greeks needed to grow more food for their huge population, they set up ________ overseas to farm food and then send it back. 

colonies

300

At the battle of Marathon, the Greeks launched a _________ attack against the Persians, allowing them to defeat them despite having half as many soldiers.

surprise

300

The practice of ________, which translates to "the love of wisdom", became an important part of Greek culture during the Hellenistic Era

Philosophy

300

The Socratic Method was invented by and named after the Greek Philosopher ________, who was executed for speaking out against the government. 

Socrates

400

The written history of Thucydides is more accurate than that of Herodotus, because Thucydides did not believe in or write about the _________

Greek Gods

400

The War between Athens and Sparta is known as the _________ War; it was eventually won by Sparta

Peloponessian 

400

The Mycenaeans developed the first Greek _______, which helped the language spread to other areas of the world. 

alphabet

400

After the Battle of Marathon, Sparta and Athens teamed up for the first time in order to fight against the _______

Persians.

400

Despite not being a real person, _______ is credited with writing many of the children's stories that we still tell today. 

Aesop

500

What is the difference between a Direct Democracy and a Representative Democracy? 

Direct Democracy - people vote directly on the laws

Representative Democracy- People elect representatives to make laws

500

How was life different for boys growing up in Athens and Sparta?

Athens- boys went to school until 18

Sparta - boys had to join the military at 7

500

How did Alexander the Great contribute to the spread of Greek culture to new areas of the world?

By conquering a ton of new land, Alexander allowed Greek people culture to flow into new parts of the world

500

Why was Socrates executed? What option was he given to live before he was executed?

For speaking out against the government. He had the option to leave Greece and live somewhere else.

500

Give a brief description of a Greek Tragedy and a Greek Comedy

Greek Tragedy - sad ending where the hero doesn't meet his goal

Greek Comedy- a Drama with a happy ending. not funny.