Vocabulary
Sec 1-2
Sec 3-4
Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
100
What does philosophy mean?

the study of the universe and our place in it

100

Under Cleisthenes' reforms, who could participate in Athenian government?

all male citizens born in Athens

100

What ruler united Greece under Macedonian rule?

Phillip II

100

Who introduced direct democracy in Athens?

Pericles
100

What did Phillip II of Macedonia want to do?

conquer Persia

200

What does cosmopolitan mean?

worldly

200

What reform did Pericles make?

paid jurors and public officials

200

What lands did Alexander the Great conquer first?

Persia

200

How did Athens benefit from forming the Delian league?

Athens used league money to build a powerful navy

200
Who accomplished Phillip II's military goal?

Alexander

300

What does siege mean?

military tactic in which troops surround a city with soldiers in attempt to take control of it

300

What city-state started the Peloponnesian league?

Sparta

300

What city became the center of Hellenistic Greek culture?

Alexandria

300

Who is the ancient Greek king of the gods?

Zeus

300

How far did the Macedonian Empire stretch by 323 B.C.?

From Greece to India

400

What is a plague?

disease that causes many deaths

400

The Peloponnesian War broke out between which powers?

Athens and Sparta 

400

Which Greek philosopher became known for his question-and-answer teaching style?

Socrates

400

What different plans did Athens and Sparta develop to win the Peloponnesian War?

Athens used sea power; Sparta used land power

400

Which Greek historians recorded events in ancient Greece?

Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon

500

What is a jury?

a group of people chosen to make a decision based on evidence presented in a trial

500

What Athenian historian recorded the events of the Peloponnesian War? 

Thucydides
500

What common Greek architectural feature does the Parthenon display?

columns
500

What happened when Athens attacked Syracuse?

Sparta destroyed the Athenian fleet

500

Who left a lasting legacy in philosophical thinking?

Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates