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Vocab Vocab 2 Schmit Stuff Klein KnowsHot History Random
A free resident of a Greek city-state
A 100
What is a citizen?
A 100
A Greek city-state, consisting of a city and the surrounding
countryside
A 200
What is a polis?
A 200
The Greek physician who set ethical standards for doctors
A 300
Who is Hippocrates?
A 300
A Greek temple dedicated to the goddess Athena
A 400
Who is Parthenon?
A 400
Banishing a public figure
A 500
What is ostracism?
A 500
The author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
B 100
Who is Homer?
B 100
A person who gains power by force
B 200
What is a tyrant?
B 200
An Athenian statesman who expanded democracy
B 300
Who is Pericles?
B 300
The Greek historian often called the “Father of History”
B 400
Who is Herodotus?
B 400
The Egyptian cultural capital of the Hellenistic world
B 500
What is Alexandria?
B 500
These Greek-speaking people dominated the Aegean world from about 1400 B.C. to 1200 B.C., and probably started the
Trojan War.
C 100
Who are the Mycenaeans?
C 100
The most powerful Greek God
C 200
Who is Zeus?
C 200
This is how Athens differed from Sparta
C 300
What is Athens placed emphasis on the individual?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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Euripides often explored this theme in his plays
C 400
What is people, not the gods, are the cause of human
misfortune?
C 400
Cleisthenes did this around 507 B.C. that changed the
government of Athens
C 500
What is established a legislature, creating a limited
democracy?
C 500
The Mycenaean people were primarily this occupation
D 100
What are sea traders?
D 100
This was an early form of government in the Greek city-
states in which a hereditary ruler exercised central power
D 200
What is monarchy?
D 200
Greeks believed the purpose of tragic plays was to do this:
D 300
What is arouse and then relieve the emotions of pity
and fear?
D 300
The location of temples dedicated to different gods
and goddesses
D 400
What is an acropolis?
D 400
Greek architecture, as shown by the Parthenon, seeks to
reflect this
D 500
What is perfect balance and universal harmony and order?
D 500
This Greek philosopher believed good conduct meant pursuing the “golden mean”
E 100
Who is Aristotle?
E 100
This is why Spartan women had the responsibility of
running the family’s estate
E 200
What is frequent warfare kept Spartan men away from
home?
E 200
This was a result of the Persian Wars
E 300
What is Athens organized other Greek city-states into
the Delian League?
E 300
This is what the frescoes at Knossos tell us
E 400
What is the sea was very important to the Minoan
people?
E 400
This is what the philosopher Zeno taught during the
Hellenistic age
E 500
What is ‘Avoid disappointments by accepting
whatever life brings’?
E 500
This form of government in the Greek city-state is where power
was in the hands of a small, wealthy elite that came from the
middle class
F 100
What is oligarchy?
F 100
This scientist applied principles of physics to make
practical inventions
F 200
Who is Archimedes?
F 200
This is why Merchants and the poor often supported
Athenian tyrants
F 300
What is ‘they often imposed reforms to help these
groups’?
F 300
The Persian War had this effect on Greece
F 400
What is ‘Greeks became more convinced of their own
uniqueness’?
F 400
This was the main result of the Peloponnesian War
F 500
What is ‘It ended the Athenian domination of the
Greek world’?
F 500
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