Chapter 8 Lesson 1 & 2

What teaching method is used today by asking students a question, and responses are students opinions

What did Greeks believe each person had?

Dramas are divided into comedy and tragedy

The moral of this story is slow and steady wins the race

What methods did Aristotle have an important part in developing in science?

How many gods did the Greeks believe lived on Mount Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain?

Thucydides does what in his writings?

Hera, Hades, Poseidon and Hestia are Zeus's brother and sisters

Traditional stories about gods & heroes, explains the practices or beliefs of people, or something in a natural world is

Herodotus is considered the "Father of History" because of his careful research in his writings

The man that SUPPOSEDLY told the story “The boy who cried wolf”, BUT historians know that he PROBABLY never existed?

Aristotle believed the government should consist of what divisions?

Socrates gives a final speech saying he is living under the city’s laws, he was committed to obeying them, and then

Thucydides differed from Herodotus because

Pythagoras believed relationships could be expressed in numbers, found a way to find the length of triangle sides called

Who wrote the history of the Peloponnesian war because he considered it to be a big part of history

Group of philosophers who traveled from polis to polis that made a living through teaching

Gods give prophecies to the people to warn people about the future in time to change it

A doctor known as "Father of Medicine" who believed diseases came from natural causes

God of the seas and earthquakes (fierce god)

Wrote how gods played a part in history, separated fact from fiction, questioned ppl to get info, investigated for truth

Characteristics of Greek art that set standards of beauty that people admire still today

Who used Greek plots and settings for his dramas. He also organized his plays similarly to Greek dramas

Prince of Troy steals Greek Kings wife, causing the Trojan War, where the Greeks hid inside a wooden horse...which was?

A tortoise & rabbit race each other, the rabbit takes a nap, the slow tortoise keeps going & passes him & wins the race

Goddess of love, beauty

Charged Socrates with urging people to rebel against their govt (treason), guilty in court, what 2 choices did he have?

Story ends happily, today it means filled with humor

Hippocrates traveled using new ways to treat sick people and found ways to cure them, what does he create?

Socrates's student that became a teacher and founded the school Academy

Greek word for love of wisdom, Greek thinkers study many subjects, history, political science, biology, & logic

Homer wrote 2 great epics of ancient Greece, called?

Thucydides explored the causes and effects of events, he believed that future generations could learn from the past

Artemis, Apollo, Hermes, Aphrodite, Ares and Athena are 6 of Zeus's children, about how many children did he have?

What happened every 4 years, “for the greater glory of Zeus”

Greek hero takes 10 years to return home to his wife, he faces storms, monsters, witches, which is

God of sun and poetry, god of light

Plato disagreed with Athenian Democracy, thought people didn't think for themselves & influenced into foolish decisions

Men, women and children were allowed to be actors in ancient Greece

A sacred shrine where priests or priestess spoke for a god, visited to find out about the future is an

Who started the school called Lyceum and taught the "Golden Mean"

Why did Greek Philosophers not approve of Sophists

Goddess of wisdom and crafts, protector of cities

King of Olympian Gods, god of sky, rain and lightening,

Greek scientist that taught his students that the universe followed the same laws that governed music and numbers

Sophist taught math, science, history, rhetoric and believed?

The main character struggles to overcome hardships but doesn’t succeed, story has a tragic or unhappy ending, this is a

A fable is

What are some famous buildings today that have Greek columns?

People should not eat too much or too little, but eat just enough to stay well is an example of the "Golden Mean"

How do we know anything about a sculptor who loved philosophy and teaching, names Socrates?

Socrates believed in absolute truth & all real knowledge was within each person, and was a harsh critic of the sophists

God of war (fierce god)

An oath that says that doctors should do their best to help patients, & should protect the patients privacy,& used today