Ancient Greece - World History

What does Aphrodite promise Paris?

This individual's ideas influenced others to create alliances between countries.

Which god/goddess sided with the Greeks/Spartans?

In Greek democracy, ALL people could speak and debate.

He was sentenced to death for corrupting the youth.

Which group started the process of ostracizing, by secretly voting on pottery?

Who was the executive committee of the boule and were also the treasurers?

What does Hera promise Paris?

Which of the following is NOT an impact that the seas had on Greece?

Who ruled Athens following the Peloponessian War?

According to the myth, which goddess receives the golden apple from Paris?

Who was the son of Darius the Great who tried to invade Greece a second time?

What does Athena promise Paris?

Which Greek city-state was known for a military-based society?

When was democracy founded in Athens?

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

This group could make decisions without the assembly's approval, in times of war/crisis.

Which group was NOT elected by a lottery?

Who met at the pnyx?

Which Greek city-state had an oligarchy?

Who was the executive committe of the assembly?

He started the Academy, wrote the Republic, and believed the wise should rule.

Which following mythological creature was a titan?

Which Greek city-state had an democracy?

This group were the "courts" of Athens.

This individual's ideas influenced modern-day federalism.

Who rules in an oligarchy?

Who was the MAIN democratic body of the government?

Who was the patron god/godess of Athens?

The kidnapping of this goddess causes the seasons?

Who is the god of war (bloodshed)?

Which Greek city-state was known for being the center of education, creativity, and the arts?

Who is the god/goddess of the seas?

This demi-god's name means "glory of Hera".

What is another word for a city-state in Greece?

Who was the Spartan King that sacrificed himself and his elite 300 at Thermopylae?

He was a student of Socrates.

Which of the following was a Persian victory?

This philosopher taught by asking questions.

Which city-state is Helen the queen of, before she is taken by Paris?

Which Olympian god/goddess overthrew his father?

Which of the following is NOT an impact that the mountains had on Greece?

Which group made the FINAL decision about ostracism?

Which of the following is a purpose of Greek mythology?

This individual established payment of jurors, limited citizenship, and the Delian League.

He was a YOUNG leader of Mecedonia who helped spread Greek culture.

He was a student at Plato's Academy and taught Alexander the Great.

Why do historians think the Trojan War began?

Who rules in a monarchy?

Which god/goddess sided with the Trojans?

This individual ended slavery in Athens and created an Ecclesia council of 400.

Who rules in a democracy?

He wrote 170 books, 47 survive; his ideas are basis for modern science.

Why did the Persians invade Greece the first time?

According to the myth, which goddess tosses the golden apple?

Athenians liked to roast their leaders; having opinions was acceptable.

Who is the god/goddess of marriage?

The defeat at Thermopylae allowed the Athenians times to evacuate Athens and prepare to fight the Persians.

In the assembly, people voted on decisions by raising hands and the majority won.

This Greek hero is defeated by an injury to his ankle.

This individual insituted a constitution in Athens and unified local tribes.

The Persians decided to cross the ocean at the Hellespont and continue martching to Athens on foot.

Which of the following was NOT a Greek city-state?

This "peace offering" was thought to have come from Poseidon.

This philosopher(s) believed the Greek gods were make-believe.

This group was made up of 50 men and each day the chairmen was chosen by lottery.

The Peloponessian War occured because of the aftermath of the Persian Invasions.

This group was made up of 500 men who served 1 year terms.

What was the age requirement for men in the dikesteria?

What battle led to the Persians running home from defeat during the first invasion?

Athen's democracy is considered a "________" democracy because the people take part in all decisions.

What was the age requirement for men in the assembly?

This group was also called the "ecclesia".

The dikasteria was made up 6,000 jurors and 9 presidents.

He was a scientist; used reason to explain natural events.