Early Greek World
The terrain of Greece featured this.
Mountains
They trained their boys to be warriors.
Spartans
This Greek city was burned to the ground during the Persian Wars.
Athens
This is the nation where Alexander the Great was from.
Macedonia
The Greeks believed they could use this to explain the mysteries of the world.
Reason
Homer's most famous books
Illiad and Odyssey
This Greek city-state valued creativity and individualism.
Athens
This Persian king started the invasion into Greek territory.
Darius I
The father of Alexander the Great
Phillip II
This was constructed in Athens to the goddess Athena.
The Parthenon
The Myceneans were conquered by these people.
The Dorians
Peloponnesian League
This league was created to help protect Greek city-states from further invasion.
Delian League
Alexander the Great was this age when he took over control for his father.
20
This is a term meaning "like the Greeks".
Hellenistic
The Olympics were held in honor of this god.
Zeus
Government: "rule by a few"
Oligarchy
The Spartans formed an alliance with this empire to help defeat the Athenians in the Peloponnesian War.
Persia
Alexander the Great was a student of this Greek philosopher.
Aristotle
This man created a famous theorem.
Pythagoras
The god of the sun, music, and medicine for the Greeks.
Apollo
This Athenian leader helped push their government toward democracy.
Solon
This battle inspired the movie 300.
Battle of Thermopylae
After Alexander's empire split, this was the name of the dynasty that ruled Egypt.
The Ptolemies
This man wrote the History of the Peloponnesian War.
Thucydides