Ancient Greece

What is a fable?

Who first taught that the earth revolves around the sun?

What is NOT one result of the Persian War?

What influences does Ancient Greece still have today?

Who was Pericles?

Who was Socrates?

Who was Homer?

What is a play?

True or False: In Athens, women could own property & were trained in basic fighting skills.

How did Alexander the Great spread Greek culture?

Who was a student of Aristotle, a king of Greece, & one of the most successful military generals?

What is an epic?

T or F: In the Peloponnesian War, Sparta formed the Peloponnesian League

The Persian War started because Persia was angered by the growth of the Greek city-states & wanted to conquer Greece

What resulted from Greek becoming the common language?

Who is called the father of medicine?

Who invented pulleys & machines?

Which city-state preferred oligarchy as their form of government?

T or F: In the Peloponnesian War, Athens formed the Delian League

The Athenian leaders supported Socrates's teachings & gave him an important role in government

Who were the two earliest known civilizations of ancient Greece?

What is NOT a result of the Peloponnesian War?

What is NOT one difference between Athens and Sparta?

Who was Pythagoras?

Who wrote the first geometry book?

What is NOT one characteristic of Greece's geography?

Plato taught that the ideal government was the rule by a few intelligent men & mind/ideas superior to physical world

What is a myth?

Which city-state preferred democracy as their form of government?

Who invented latitude and longitude lines on maps?

Who invented the scientific method?