It's All Greek to Me

What happened to Alexander's empire after he died?

Which army was strong and organized?

Who did the Greeks try to follow the examples of?

Alexander died at an early age because he became ill in:

What is a small city-state?

Geographically, Greece is a large:

Using the human mind to think and understand was considered most important by who?

What happened after Alexander's troops crossed the Indus River?

If Sparta's army had become weak, what might have happened?

What does "democracy" mean?

Until what age did Spartan men serve in the military?

Greece traded with other cultures to obtain food and other things they needed, and to learn:

After the Greeks had monarchy the city-states were ruled by:

A government is which citizens elect officials to make the laws is a:

Who was the god/goddess of war?

Many English words and phrases come from Greek _______, which strongly influenced our language.

In Athens, what did most of the boys from poor families do?

How can Greece's geography be described?

From an early age, Spartan boys were trained to be what?

What kind of poem is set to music?

Most Greek temples contained or were surrounded by:

Who was Alexander's father?

Which Greek hero has been the subject of dozens of films?

Because Greeks did not unite, it made it easy for ____________ to conquer Greece.

The first people to consider explanations for events other than the work of the gods were:

The Peloponnesian War resulted in which city-state becoming the most powerful?

Over time, Greeks living in city-states thought of themselves as residents of what?

City-states and polis were similar because they were both:

The period of warfare and disorder in Greece is called:

What group built an advanced society on the island of Crete?

Alexander admired and enjoyed Greek ideas, so he worked to spread Greek:

How was the first democracy in Athen different?

The Parthenon is a famous Greek:

The Peloponnesian War began due to fear of who taking over?

What type of government gives power to only a few people?

Juries in Athens had an odd number of juries to prevent what?

Greece's many achievements strongly shaped:

Who was the leader of Athens when its democratic government was at its best?

Was Rome a part of Alexander's empire?

Which place did Alexander conquer without a battle?

Xerxes I and Darius were similar because they both wanted what?

Stories that explained natural or historical events:

Spartan women received physical training to keep them:

Between Athens and Sparta, who would have the most interesting life for boys?

Greece's terrain made land travel difficult, so the Greeks became expert: