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Key Vocabulary Athens Sparta Wars Mythology Government Legacies Potpourri

A formation of heavily armed foot soldiers Phalanx 100

The two main parts of a Greek polis Acropolis and agora 100

Sparta was best known throughout the world for this Military Power 100

The Greek’s main rival Persia 100

The Olympics were started to honor this god Zeus 100

The art and practice of government Politics 100

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle were this philosophers 100

A collection of stories that tell about gods and heroes mythology 200

He led Athens through its “Golden Age” Pericles 200

Sparta had this type of government where power is held by a small group of people. Oligarchy 200

The winner of the Peloponnesian War Sparta 200

Ancient Greeks believed their gods behaved like this Human beings 200

Members of a community that have both rights and responsibilities citizens 200

His fables are still favorites today Aesop 200

They got their wealth from land and believed they were “the best to rule” Aristocrats 300

Athens formed this alliance after helping to defeat the Persians Delian League 300 Daily Double How much would you like to wager?

Sparta was located on this peninsula Peloponnesus Peninsula 300

The most important effect of the Peloponnesian War All of Greece was weakened 300

The home of the Greek gods Mt. Olympus 300

In a direct democracy, citizens participate directly in all decision making. In a representative democracy, citizens elect other to represent them. 300 The difference between a direct democracy and representative democracy

Hippocratic Oath 300 Doctors take this oath today

The question and answer method of teaching Socratic Method 400

Athens main advantage in any war. A superior Navy 400

The king who led the 300 Leonidas 400 Daily Double How much would you like to wager?

The Athenian hero of the Persian Wars Themistocles 400

The Greeks attempted to explain these in their myths 400 Natural events and human nature

Most Greek city-states rejected this form of government Tyranny 400

The father of geometry Pythagoras 400

These two early civilizations had a strong influence on Greece Minoan & Mycenaean 100

Greece’s mountainous geography isolated its city- states and led to this Frequent conflict between them 200

300 Conquest and colonization The two major ways the Greeks expanded their territory

Alexander the Great spread this culture throughout his empire Hellenistic 400