Greece Review
Across
1. Alexander's birthplace
3. __________ II (father of Alexander)
5. Great Hellenistic scientist
6. his greatest work was "The Republic"
8. Teacher of Alexander who questioned the nature of the world
9. working to pay what you owe (__________ slavery)
10. great military strategy of the Greeks
11. Victor of the Peloponnesian War
12. Archimedes discovered its value
14. A serious drama
16. least elaborate columns
17. the nobility rule in this
19. Greek's spent a lot of time here
21. Spartan's form of rule, few were powerful
24. Opened school of Geometry
26. Greek soldiers had this name
28. father of Philosophy
29. also known as "City-state"
30. Poet who could not see
32. age children of Sparta left family for training
35. play that contained scenes involving crude humor
36. not the Iliad (Homer's other famous work)
37. Man who tried to warn the Greeks of Philip
38. "lovers of wisdom"
39. not olives (other farmable product)
40. These were fought for REVENGE against Athens
41. Reformer who pushed democracy in Athens, created the Council of 500
42. Most elaborate columns
Down
2. Egyptian city that served as the cultural center for Alexander's Empire
3. the Greek temple built to honor Athena
4. __________________ peninsula
7. After Alexander’s death his Empire was split among three
12. Stronger democracy, Athenian Empire, and Glorifying Athens were his three goals
13. King or queen rules
15. a fortified hilltop
17. loser of the Peloponnesian War
18. Over 100 foot bronze statue (colossus of __________)
20. attempted in Athens, power to the people!!
22. type of democracy where people make all decisions
23. Greece paved the way during the Hellenistic period for this "Universe" of science
25. formed as a result of the Persian Wars
27. reformer of Athens
31. Spartans daily lives focused around _____________ activity
33. Spread of Greek culture from Egypt to the Indus
34. Somewhat elaborate columns
Alexandria Egyptian city that served as the cultural center for Alexander's Empire
Monarchy King or queen rules
Aristocracy the nobility rule in this
Oligarchy Spartan's form of rule, few were powerful
Democracy attempted in Athens, power to the people!!
Mountainous __________________ peninsula
grapes not olives (other farmable product)
outside Greek's spent a lot of time here
Homer Poet who could not see
Odyssey not the Iliad (Homer's other famous work)
seven age children of Sparta left family for training
Physical Spartans daily lives focused around _____________ activity
Solon reformer of Athens
Phalanx great military strategy of the Greeks
Persian Wars These were fought for REVENGE against Athens
Delian League formed as a result of the Persian Wars
Pericles Stronger democracy, Athenian Empire, and Glorifying Athens were his three goals
Parthenon the Greek temple built to honor Athena
Direct type of democracy where people make all decisions
Tragedy A serious drama
Comedy play that contained scenes involving crude humor
Philosophers "lovers of wisdom"
Phillip __________ II (father of Alexander)
Macedonia Alexander's birthplace
Hellenistic Spread of Greek culture from Egypt to the Indus
Astronomy Greece paved the way during the Hellenistic period for this "Universe" of
science
Archimedes Great Hellenistic scientist
Euclid Opened school of Geometry
Rhodes Over 100 foot bronze statue (colossus of __________)
Pi Archimedes discovered its value
Hoplites Greek soldiers had this name
Socrates father of Philosophy
Plato his greatest work was "The Republic"
Demosthenes Man who tried to warn the Greeks of Philip
Aristotle Teacher of Alexander who questioned the nature of the world
Athens loser of the Peloponnesian War
Sparta Victor of the Peloponnesian War
Cleisthenes Reformer who pushed democracy in Athens, created the Council of 500
Doric least elaborate columns
Ionic Somewhat elaborate columns
Corinthian Most elaborate columns
Generals After Alexander’s death his Empire was split among three
debt working to pay what you owe (__________ slavery)
Polis also known as "City-state"
Acropolis a fortified hilltop