Introduction
Wars
Philosophers
Alexander The Great
The Golden Age of Greece
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The land of the Greeks lies on a (blank) out into the Mediterranean Sea of Italy.

Peninsula

100

Who won the battle of Marathon?

Athen

100

What does Philosopher mean?

Lover of Wisdom 

100

Who is Alexander the Great's father?

King Philip of Macedon

100

Who formed the Delian League?

The Athenians

200

Who is a philosopher?

 Lover of wisdom

200

What is a temporary bridge built on low flat bottomed boats 

Pontoons

200

What was Socrates way of teaching his students?

He would not teach by talking but by pulling the truth from them by asking questions. 

200

What year did Alexander the Great die in?

323 B.C.

200

In 461 B.C., who was appointed chief political leader?

Pericles

300

The Greeks called themselves Hellenes and their land (blank).

Hellas

300
How many did Leonaidas take in Thermoplaye

300 men

300

What is dialogue?

a conversation

300

What was the name of the great city in Egypt which was to be the center of learning?

Alexandria

300

For 33 years, who was the most powerful man in Athens?

Pericles

400

Greece is the southern part of the (blank blank)

Balkan Peninsula

400

What is a form of speaking in particular language that belongs to a certain group or people

Dialect

400

Hippocrates is called:

"The Father of Medicine"

400

Name the three places Alexander the Great conquered.

Egypt, Mesopotamia, India

400

Who was the greatest Greek sculptor? 

Phidias

500

We call Ancient Greece:












Cradle of Western Civilization

500
In the battle of Marathon who was the Athenian general

Miltiades

500

The oath founded by Hippocrates that physicians say to secure their job is called:

"Hippocratic Oath"

500

How many years did Alexander the Great live?

33 years

500

Name 3 of the Seven Wonders in the Ancient World.

Sample answers; the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, the Pyramids of Egypt, the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, the Colossus at Rhodes, and the Zeus at Olympia.