World History Chapter 5 Greeks

In Athens, all male citizens were expected to participate in the _____ and were paid a stipend.

The Mycenaeans who prided themselves on heroic deeds in battle, fought an economic war known as

By 750 B.C., the ____, or city-state, became the central focus of Greek life.

Two epic poems about the Trojan War, the Iliad and the Odyssey are attributed to

Hellenistic scientist who applied principles of physics; invented like the lever and pulley

The Hippocratic oath:

After the Persian war, Athens organized an alliance with other city-states called the:

Plays or dramas that told stories of human suffering and usually ended in disaster were called:

This city-state stressed military virtues and strong discipline.

The religious center of a Greek city-state was often in an elevated, fortified area called an

Greek philosopher who was tried and executed for corrupting the city’s youth.

Which of the following is true about Alexander the great

Called the "Father of History" he wrote History of the Persian Wars.

A __________ is an organized system of thought and a field of study attributed to the Greeks

A 27 year war that broke out between Athens and Sparta in 431 B.C.

He was Socrates student who set up a school called the Academy and wrote The Republic

This city-state glorified the individual and extended rights to more citizens.

These people were traders, who set up a palace at Knossos

He was Plato’s most famous student, who wrote about politics, ethics, logic, and more

Free residents of cities, shared responsibilities and debated ideas. They were known as:

The conquests of Alexander the Great created the:

Greek Mathematician who developed formula to calculate the sides of a right triangle

A government in which power is in the hands of a small, wealthy elite is known as:

He was a skilled statesman that led Athens during the Golden Age

Macedonian leader who conquered Greece but was assassinated at his daughter's wedding