Ancient Greece

A Greek dramatist would most likely be a citizen of which of the following?

Open area used as a market and meeting place in the Greek city-states

According to the philosophy of Epicurus

Vote of banishment from the city-state of Athens

Minoan civilization was named after their legendary king

Heavily armed foot soldiers in Greek armies

Starting point of a fatal run to inform the Assembly of an Athenian victory over the Persians

During the ancient Greek Olympics, victorious athletes usually recieved

Alexander the Great's empire extended as far east as

The Greek gods were ruled by

Stoicism taught that

How did the physical geography of Greece affect the Greeks?

The ancient Greeks considered the Macedonians to be uncultured and barbaric.

This individual created a foundation of democracy for Athens

The Iliad and the Odyssey are examples of

In Sparta, males were required to remain in the military until the age of

The Socratic method of teaching was developed by which Greek philosopher?

The conquests of Alexander the Great created the

Term that means "to imitate the Greeks"

In order to know he will of the gods, the Greeks consulted a(n)

Greek history was influenced by it's

Which of the following was the first Greek state?

Which four kingdoms emerged following Alexander's death?

Which of the following best describes Sparta?

The teachings of Homer included

Greeks considered religion to be

Which of the following cities was important to the Minoans on Crete?

Greek tyrants were all oppressive and wicked

Greek armies fought in tightly packed formations called

Legendary home to the Greek gods

Which of the following was a famous Greek historian?

Which Greek philosopher believed the universe could be explained through math and music?

Fortified area used as religious center in Greek city-states

What brought Sparta and Athens together as allies?

The astronomer Eratosthenes determined that

Writer of the Iliad and the Odyssey

Which of the following means "rule by the few," and was the form of government in Sparta?

A Spartan army of 300 men famously stood against the Persian army at

Who benefited from the power struggles of Athens, Sparta, and Thebes?

What is the Greek term for "city-state?"