The Father of Virtue Ethics
Who is Aristotle
The First Famous Greek War
What is the Trojan War
Vase Art
What is Black Figure Pottery
Capital of Alexander's Empire
What is Alexandria?
Body of Water that sits below Greece
What is the Mediterranean Sea?
Encouraged doubting the certainty of knowledge and advocated suspension of judgment to achieve peace of mind.
What is Skepticism?
Did the Persian rule over Greece before or after Socrates?
What is after?
The type of literature popularized due to city life
What is pastoral?
spread Greek culture, language, and idea, a process known as
What is hellenism?
7 Wonder located in Alexandria
What is Pharos of Alexandria?
☙He did not write down his teachings; much of what we know comes from his student, Plato.
Who was Socrates?
Who came first: The Myceneans or Dorians?
Who are the Myceneans?
Antigone by Sophocles
What is a tragedy?
☙refers to the blending of different religious and cultural traditions across the Hellenic Empire.
What is Syncretism?
Located in Egypt
What is the Great Pyramid of Giza?
☙Virtue is based on the _______________, or the point between two extremes.
What is the Golden Mean?
Year of the 1st Olympics?
What is 776 B.C
Festival that included play competitions
What is Dionysa?
What deities were incorporated into one another’s religions.
Who are the Egyptian, Persian and Greek?
Located in modern day Iraq
What are the Hanging Gardens of Babylon?
☙open-mindedness, intellectual rigour, intellectual humility, and inquisitiveness.
What is Intellectual Virtue?
Battle of Marathon or Peloponnesian War
What is the Battle of Marathon?
An Epic
What is the Iliad or Odyssey
☙Focused on seeking pleasure (in moderation) and avoiding pain as the key to a happy life.
What is Epicureanism?
Temple in Greece
What is the Temple of Artemis?