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100

In terms of geography, Greece is a _________

Peninsula

100

This is the author of the two epic poems, "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"

Homer
100

This form of government, from Greece, is rule by a select group of people

 Oligarchy

100

This figure is the main character in "The Odyssey", as it gives the story of his return home from the Trojan War

Odysseus 

100
Due to its geography, this is the main industry for Ancient Greece

Fishing

200

Name one of the 'seas' that surrounds Greece

Aegean Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Ionian Sea

200

The first great medical doctor in human history, and known as the "Father of Medicine" was

Hippocrates

200

This form of government, from Greece, is rule by the people

Democracy

200

This father conquered many city-states after the long Peloponnesian War; and his strong son ended up overthrowing the Persians and establishing a great Hellenistic Empire

Phillip of Macedon; and Alexander the Great

200

Describe one difference between Athens and Sparta

Sparta: militaristic, trained its young for war at early age, oligarchy but considered itself a monarchy

Athens: first democracy, made up of citizens, not focused on keeping a military

300

This rival empire fought Greece in the Battles of Marathon and Thermoplyae

Persia (modern day Iran)

300

The author of the "The Republic", asked questions about justice, what is true and what is good

Plato

300

This is a form of speaking a language that belongs to a certain group of persons

Dialect

300

This is the main character of "The Iliad", _________, who ends up defeating the greatest Trojan warrior ________ which results in Troy's defeat.

Achilles; Hektor 
300

Why was the Battle of Marathon so significant

The outnumbered Athenians fought back against the mighty Perisans protecting Athens from being attacked. 

400

These were the two most important city-states in Greece

Athens and Sparta

400

This philosopher believed truth was found by observation and logic, also said God is the first power in the Universe and there is no power above or before God

Aristotle

400

Philosophy means:

Lover of wisdom

400

This 'most beautiful woman in the world' causes Troy to be surrounded and captured during the Trojan War

Helen of Troy 

400

Why was the Battle of Sparta so significant

The Greek King Leonidas led 300 Spartans against the Perisans (led by Xerexs) in a narrow mountain pass which the Persians had to cross to get to Greece. Though it led to the defeat of Athens, it showed the courage of the Spartan fighters. 

500

What is a city-state?

a city and its surrounding territory (land) that makes up an independent country

500

This philosopher was known for his teaching method that asked many questions from his students, and was ultimately accused of corrupting students which led to his death

Socrates

500

An alliance of city-states formed by Athens and their allies against the Persians, which some believed led to Athens becoming an empire

Delian League

500

This Trojan prince falls in love with Helen, though married to a Spartan, thanks to the influence of the goddess of love Aphrodite

Paris 

500

Explain why the idea of the polytheistic, multiple gods and goddesses of Greece is false, and how they must not be worshipped as true. 

Gods cannot lose their power to be given to another/different god.

Gods cannot create an equal. Creators (Gods) only create creatures, not other creators.