World History: Ancient Greece

What was Alexander's lasting achievement?

Who held the most power in the democratic state of Athens

War fought between Sparta and Athens

A government rules by a small group of noble, landowning families

At what age did Spartan boys begin their training

The author of the epic Iliad, which describes the Trojan war

He was a wise statesman who led Athens during much of its Golden Age

Was a Persian King who was defeated by the Macedonians 

What empire did Alexander the Great take over with no bloodshed?

What led city states to remove themselves from the Delian League

The most powerful Greek God?

A form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives.

GreekArt, also called “classical art” exhibits all of the followingcharacteristics except,

Who burned Athens to the ground?

Where did the Greeks believe their Gods or Goddesses lived

Form of government with a hereditary ruler

How old was Alexander when he conquered Persia

The arrival of the ______________ caused an economic and cultural collapse

Asignificant democratic reform carried out by Pericles was to,

Several Greek city states, including Athens, formed an alliance called the:

This city focused on becoming the most powerful military power in ancient Greece. (10secs)

A famous philosopher who recorded his work and was sentenced to death

What vital geographic feature linked Greece to the rest of the world?

Which was the longest war?

This fearsome formations became the most powerful fighting force in the ancient world

Who replaces Greece as the dominant power in the Mediterranean region?

Hellenistic refers to 

Greece was not a united country, it was a collection of separate city states also called_______

All of the following were characteristics ofAthens’ direct democracy except

True or False: Sparta depended on trade to feed its population

______________, meaning "Lovers of Wisdom" 

Duringthe Peloponnesian War, more than 1/3 of the Athenians diedas a result of

Mathematician and inventor

Which is not a legacy of Greece?

Built between 447 and 432 BCE, was the great Greek temple dedicated to Athena

__________ conquered Greece.

What ended Greece's golden age making it vulnerable to invaders