WH Ch 4 Ancient Greece

What is the Greek word for city-state?

What two epic poems did Homer tell?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Greek art?

"The strong do what they can & the weak suffer what they must" describes what political theory?

Who was the leader of the Persian Empire at the time of Alexander the Great?

Banishing a person from the city-state for a period of ten years is called ______.

According to Greek mythology, where did many of the Greek gods reside?

What was the alliance of 140 city-states under the leadership of Athens called?

Free residents of a state are called _____.

Who is called the "Father of History"? He wrote a more interestingly than his contemporaries.

Thucydides wrote The History of the Peloponnesian War, which is considered a _____ source.

Who was the beautiful queen whose kidnapping sparked the Trojan War of archaic Greek legend?

What subject taught the art of persuasive public speaking in ancient Athenian schools?

Who wrote The Republic, which outlined his view of an ideal society led by philosophers?

What body of water is due east of Greece?

In his work, The Republic, Plato proposed all of the following social classes EXCEPT

Who was the leader whose armies burned Athens, but whose fleet sank at Salamis?

Which government is run by a hereditary, wealthy landholding elite class?

What war featured Athens and its allies against Sparta and its allies?

Which tyrant created the Council of 500 as part of his democratic reforms to the government?

Which of the following is NOT a manner in which Alexander the Great encouraged assimilation?

What was the most important cultural city of the Hellenistic world?

A ___ is a fixed salary paid for service to those who took part in the Assembly under Pericles.

The palace of ____ on Crete shows evidence of archaic Greek frescoes & shrines to their gods.

The first battle of Persian War I took place at _____.

Alexander and his armies made it as far east as the _____ River before turning back for home.