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100

A period of time of cultural and artistic achievements

What is the Golden Age

100

This mathematician believed that everything in the universe could be understood by using numbers

Who is Pythagoras

100

These are weak leaders, only popular because they tell the people what they want to hear, even though it is not true

Who are demagogues

100

This Macedonian leader did a great job in building an empire

Who is Alexander the Great

100

During the Golden Age, the two most powerful Greek city-states

Who are Athens and Sparta

200

A form of government in which citizens elect representatives to make decisions for them.  The United States is an example of this type of government

What is a representative government

200

These three philosophical fellows laid the foundation for many ideas in Western civilizations

Who are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle

200

This city-state won the Peloponnesian War 

What is Sparta

200

A period of time when Greek culture spread eastward into Egypt

What is The Hellenistic Age

200

This conflict ended the Golden Age

What is The Peloponnesian War

300

Formed after the Persian Wars started, this group of Athens and 150 other city-states vowed to fight the Persians and free all Greek lands under Persian rule

What is the Delian League

300

This man is often credited as paving the way for modern medicine. His oath is sworn by medical professionals to uphoad rules and responsibilities

Who is Hippocrates

300

This inaccurately named agreement brought peace to the region for 14 years 

What is the Thirty Years' Peace
300

This ruler's knowledge of and love for Greek culture inspired his son to great heights

Who is Philip II

300

A philosopher, mathematician, scientist, author, and teacher who lived in Alexandria during its peak as a center of learning

Who is Hypatia

400

Father and son, these two Persian leaders tried time and time again to conquer the Greek city-states

Who are Darius I and Xerxes 

400

In 335 BC, Aristotle opened this school of learning

What is the Lyceum

400

This oligarchy of 30 pro-Spartan aristocrats was known for the way that they cruelly ruled over Athens in a dictatorship

Who are the Thirty Tyrants

400

This mathematician is known as the Father of Geometry

Who is Euclid

400

In a conflict, this is often used to get to an agreeable resolution

What is compromise

500

The location of a Greek Naval victory over the Persians

What is Salamis

500

He stated that all matter is made up of building blocks called atoms, the study of which could help people understand nature

Who is Democritus

500

These three city-states formed an alliance in 375 BC to counter Sparta's ambitions

Who are Corinth, Athens, and Argos

500

A scientist, mathematician, and inventor who lived in Syracuse on the island of Sicily

Who is Archimedes

500

This Greek historian witnessed the wars between Athens and Sparta and wrote about it without adding personal opinion

Who is Thucydides