Classical Greece

What is the term for peasants who were forced to stay on the land they worked?

Which Greek mathematician is considered to be the father of geometry?

What is the name of the largest known Hellenistic statue which stood over 100 feet high?

What is the term for an ancient Greek ruler who appealed to the common people for support?

Which type of ART reflects harmony, order, balance, and proportion?

Which group of people from Europe, India, and Southwest Asia settled on the Greek mainland around 2000 BC?

What is the term for a government ruled by the people?

What is a Greek city-state called?

What was the name of the kingdom located just north of Greece and was home to Alexander the Great?

What is the term for stories that explain the actions of gods and events in nature?

Who were the sea raiders who invaded Greece around 1200 BC?

Which Greek scientist, inventor, and mathematician invented the pulley?

What is the term for poems that were often accompanied by lyre music and dealt with emotions and desires?

Which king of Macedonia conquered Greece in the mid 300's BC?

What is the term for the form of government in which citizens rule directly?

What is the term for a government ruled by a king or queen?

Which Greek thinker's system of logic became the foundation of scientific thought used today?

Which Macedonian king was the son of Philip II, became king at the age of 20, and was a successful conqueror?

What is the term for a Greek fighting position where soldiers stood side by side, with spears and shields?

What is the word for serious drama that deals with such themes as love, hate, war, or betrayal?

What was the war called in which Athens and its allies were defeated by Sparta and its allies?

What is the name of the war fought between the people of Troy and the Mycenaeans?

What is the term for a government ruled by a small group of noble families?

What is the term for the new culture in Greece that blended Greek with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences?

Which Egyptian city was founded by Alexander the Great and became the center of Hellenistic culture?

Who was the Greek thinker who explored truth and justice and developed a method of questioning and answering?

Who is the great storyteller who wrote the ILIAD, an epic poem about the heroes of the Trojan War?

What is the word for amusing drama that is often critical of customs, politics, and people?

Which king of Persia raised a huge army to face Alexander the Great, but had to retreat after a surprise attack?

What is the term for a fortified hilltop in an ancient Greek city?

Which Greek thinker wrote The Republic, a view of the ideal society?

What is the term for the wars fought between Greece and the Persian Empire?

What were Greek thinkers called who used logic and reason to explore life's important questions?