Ancient Greece/Alexander/Etruscans

The Greeks believed the Macedonians were _________.

________ was the goddess of wisdom and war.

_______ was Zeus' wife and the goddess of marriage.

During the Peloponnesian War,a _________ killed one-third of the people in Athens.

Phillip II was from ________ but considered himself to be Greek.

The Peloponnesian War was won by ________.

_______ was the goddess of love and beauty.

The Greek Culture is referred to as ________.

________ came very close to calculating the circumference of the earth.

______ developed geometry.

The large poisonous snake with nine heads was the _________.

_____ was the god of war.

_________ became the most prominent city in Alexander's empire.

The epic poems called the Illiad and Odysseey were written by ______.

Alexander became _____ of Egypt without having to fight a battle.

In Athens, men gathered at the ______ to discuss politics, arts, and business.

_______ was the god of music and light.

The first two Greek civilizations were the ____ and the Mycenaeans.

Spartan boys were encouraged to ______ in order to survive.

Sparta formed the ______ to fight against Athens.

_______ could turn a mortal to stone with just one look.

Alexandria was home to the largest _______ in the world.

________ was the lame blacksmith of the gods.

______ was the messenger of the gods.

______ was the goddess of hearth and home.

After Alexander's defeat of Persia he tried to take over ______.

The Romans were the first to establish a _____ where people can vote on their leaders.

The Spartans took slaves called ______ from areas they conquered.

_______ was the most prominent city in Ancient Greece.

Spartan boys began their military training at the age of ______.

_______ had the body of a horse and the head and torso of a man.

_____ was the king of the gods.

______ developed a system of pulleys and levers for lifting heavy objects.

Alexander continued his father's quest by conquering _____.

______ was the goddess of the hunt and Apollo's sister.

_____ was the woman who released all the bad things into the world.

_____ was famous for killing Medusa.

The giant ______ at Alexandria became one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

_______ had the head of a bull and the body of a man.

_______ was the god of the underworld.

The war between Athens and Sparta was called the ________.

________ was the goddess of grain and agriculture.

The _______ were the first people to live in Rome.

______ was dipped in the River Styx to make him invulnerable.

Hercules had to endure _______ labors for killing his family.

_______ was the war between the Greeks and the city of Troy.

Alexander was tutored by the philosopher ________.

_______ found his way through the labyrinth and killed the minotaur.

The _____ controlled the destiny of every mortal person.

_______ was the god of the sea and of horses.

_____ and Thebes were the only two city-states that tried to fight against Phillip.

Athens united with several other city-states and formed the _________.

Rome was first founded in ________ B.C.

________ was the Persian ruler when they invaded Greece.

_______ had one eye and made Zeus' lightning bolts.

A government run by the people is called a ___________.

The ______ was the large temple built for Athena in Athens.

Alexander died in 323B.C. at the age of ______.

_______ and slaves were not allowed to vote or own property.

Phillip wanted to conquer _______, but was assassinated.