Golden Age and Hellenistic Greece

The Frogs by Aristophanes is an example of a Greek

The philosophy one should scorn wealth, pleasure, and social position

Aeschylus, Euripides, and Sophocles were all Greek

Great teacher who was sentenced to death for criticizing Greek democracy and Athenian leaders

Sculptor who designed statue of Zeus at Temple of Olympia

Greek mathematician who invented compound pulley system

The Golden Age is the period of time in 400s BCE when Greeks reached new heights of

Alexander the Great conquered territory as far east as the

The Parthenon stand on top of the

Hellenistic society included a middle class that thrived because

Hellenistic geographer who calculated earth's circumference

One of the four characteristics of Greek art during the Golden Age

Greek sculptor specializing in life-size, delicate, lifelike works

Mathematician who developed geometry into a system and wrote textbook The Elements

During the Hellenistic Age, Greek culture

Father of history

Athenian historian specializing in the Peloponnesian War

One characteristic of Greek art during the golden age was that it glorified

Father of medicine who taught that all disease come from natural causes

The Greek orator who tried to warn the people of danger he saw posed by Philip II of Macedonia

Greek philosopher who wrote The Republic

Conqueror of Greece and father of Alexander the Great