Unit 3 Greece (China too)

Herodotus and Thucydides' occupation

A tyrant in ancient Greece was usually a harsh and oppresive ruler

Greek Philosopher: Aristotle argued for using our senses and observations to understand nature. This is called...

An oligarchy was hereditary

What is a Philosopher?

What is the picture called down below?

Which city-state would have valued art, philosophy and trade as ways of life

Why did the Peloponnesian War start?

The Athenians defeated the Persian Navy at this battle

The geography of Greece s best described as...

What was a consequence of the Peloponessian War

This philosopher was put to death by Athens for corrupting the youth

Greek Philosopher: Believed the ideal government would have a philosopher king

Rule by the many

A type of government where citizens participate directly in debating laws and voting on them

Greek city-state ruled by soldier class of warriors

Greek art valued harmony, order and proportion

Greek Government: Rule by one, hereditary

The Helots were

Government that is ruled by a few powerful people. Not hereditary

What battle included the 300 Spartans?

Greek philosopher who's philosophy pursues the ultimate form of goodness, truth, and beauty.

Athens greatest leader during the Golden Age

What book did Plato write?

King of Persian defeated at Salamis during the Persian Wars

What was a tyrant in Greece?

First battle between Persia and Athens

Greek History: Wrote the Peloponnesian War believed studying the past can teach lessons for the future.

Greek city-states