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| A statue that helpled defeat Troy |
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| The only people allowed to take part in Greek government |
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| True or False... the Greeks believed in many gods |
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| True or False... Only boys went to school |
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| Where the Greeks defeated the Persians the FIRST time... |
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| An arrogant but caring leader who gained control of almost the whole known world |
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| Famous poet who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey |
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| He discovered Troy and other Aegean cities |
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| He introduced democracy as the new Greek government |
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| Prince Paris held her captive for 9 years in Troy |
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| A philosopher who believed there COULD be only one god, not many |
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| He led a great dynasty called the Persian Empire |
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| Athens won their 2cd Victory here... |
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| Spartans used this to attack the city of Troy |
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| Athens won their first battle against Persia because of these... |
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| Alexander the Great begain his reign here... |
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| This god was known for his "winged feet" |
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| This god spends all spring and summer with her family and friends |
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| This phiolosopher believed he could be saved by acquiring much knowledge |
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| God used this man to prepare the world for Christ's return by spreading one language to the mostly known world |
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| Who wins Battle #3 against the Persians and becomes rich and powerful? |
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| These two city-states were at war with each other for at least 50 years. |
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| How often were the Olympics held? |
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| These boys were left on a mountain to die if they were born deformed |
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| These boys were trained well on character |
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| These boys were trained to steal food and were punished by their own people if they were caught |
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| What was Alexander the Great's goal in aquiring his Persian Empire? |
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| To plant the Greek way of life in every country |
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| Explain the conflict between Athens and Sparta |
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1. Athens was RICH...Sparta was JEALOUS
2. Led to 50 years of civil wars (making both sides weak/ plagued)
3. This opened the door for Alexander the Great to attack both and gain control |
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| What event made Alexander Great's soldiers willingly give their lives for him? |
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| He gave his last cup of water to a dying soldier |
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| He wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey |
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| goddess of wisdom and science |
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| god of the harvest and children |
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| god of water and earthquakes |
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| god of children and the hunt |
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