Persian Empire
Geography of Greece
Ancient Greece
Greek City-States
Greek Wars
Alexander the Great/Greek Contributions
100
The main religion of ancient Persia.

What is Zoroastrianism?

100

This is the sea that is located to the east of Ancient Greece.

What is the Aegean Sea?

100

This is the name of the polytheistic religion in Greece that helps explain unnatural events and phenomena. 

What is Greek Mythology?

100

This is the city-state where democracy was invented.

What is Athens?

100

Sparta and Athens worked together to protect Greece from invasion in this war.

What is the Persian War?

100

This is the name for the mixing of Greek culture with other cultures during Alexander the Great's conquests.

What is Hellenistic culture?

200

This was how the Persian Empire treated the peoples they conquered.

What is tolerance?

200

This is the name for the area of land just across the sea from Ancient Greece, where the Persian Empire was located.

What is Asia Minor?
200

In past civilizations, people were just subjects to their rulers with no rights. The ancient Greeks developed this new idea that gave the people who lived there rights and responsibilities.

What is citizenship?

200

In this city-state, an oligarchy was their main form of government.

What is Sparta?
200

This is the main effect(s) that the Persian War had on Ancient Greece?

What is the rise of Athens and Sparta as the most powerful city-states, or the Greeks gaining control of the Aegean Sea?

200

This is the name of the Oath that doctors take in which they swear not to willingly harm their patients?

What is the Hippocratic Oath?

300

This allowed the Persian Empire to communicate, trade, and travel more efficiently throughout their vast empire.

What is the Royal Road?

300

These are the ways that mountains had an effect on the development of Ancient Greece.

What is the prevention of large-scale farming and the development of independent and unique city-states?

300

These are the types of people who were able to be citizens in ancient Greece.

What are free adult males?

300

This was the first stage of government in Athens.

What is a monarchy?

300

This war involved Greek city-states fighting against each other after Athens misused money that the Delian League was saving for future wars.

What is the Peloponnesian War?

300

These are the 3 ancient Greek philosophers who became very influential.

Who are Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle?

400

This was the main belief of Zoroastrianism. 

Belief in opposing forces in the universe. 

400

This is the northern neighbor of Ancient Greece, who ended up conquering Greece after the Peloponnesian Wars.

What is Macedonia?

400

These are the kinds of people who had no rights in ancient Greece. 

What are women, slaves, and foreigners?

400

This was a type of government in Athens where the wealthiest people held power in the government.

What is an aristocracy?

400

This was the effect that the Peloponnesian War had on Ancient Greece.

What is the weakening of ancient Greece that made it vulnerable for invasion?

400

This is the ancient Greek poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey.

Who is Homer?

500

This was the name of the system of government ancient Persia used to manage such a large empire.

Imperial bureaucracy. 
500

These are the names of the two peninsulas that make up Ancient Greece.

What are the Balkan Peninsula and the Peloponnesian Peninsula?

500

These are the duties of being a citizen in most ancient Greek city-states.

What is voting, serving in the government, or participating in public debates?
500

These are the names of the two tyrants in Athens who made reforms so that Athens would become a democracy.

Who are Draco and Solon?

500

These are the two main battles of the Persian War.

What are the Battles of Marathon and Salamis?

500
These are the most simple kind of Greek columns that were used to build the Parthenon in Athens.

What are Doric columns?