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Golden Age

the highest point of a civilization


100

Why were the sculptures of people so detailed?

They represented the perfect human figure

100

Plays with humorous or happy endings?

Comedies

100

What does "the unexamined life is not worth living" mean?

You need to be aware of your life, actions, responsibilities, and consequences.

100

The 'Father' of History?

Herodotus

200

The areas of 'excellence'

Literature, Sculptures, Drama, Math, Architecture

200

The main or lead character in a Greek play?

Protagonist

200

Which playwright wrote about social issues and used satire? 

Aristophanes

200

Author of The Republic

Plato

200

What should a historian do?

Write accurate accounts and separate fact from fiction

300

the preferred topic of sculptors

The human body

300

Why were Greek plays referred to as Tragedies?

There was an almost universal unhappy or tragic ending.

300

A "thinker" in ancient Greece?

Philosopher

300

To much freedom leads to ...

Chaos

300
'Father of Medicine'

Hippocrates

400

Decorated marble cylinders on the outside of buildings

Columns

400

What was usually the main theme of Greek Plays?

To properly honor the gods or suffer the consequences.

400

Who followed the maxim "man is the measure of all things"

Sophists

400

Who did Plato think should make all of the decisions?

The best educated.

400

Taught by Aristotle, created a vast empire that stretched from South East Europe to the Indian subcontinent

Alexander the Great

500

Sculpted the Discus thrower

Myron

500

Who wrote Oedipus Rex?

Sophocles

500

Who taught Plato?

Socrates

500

The world's first university?

The Academy

500
Name for Greek influenced culture.

Hellenistic