| A | B |
|---|
| Plato | Student of Socrates. Wrote "The Republic" |
| Tyrant that gave loans to the farmers and jobs to the poor | Pisistratus |
| Thucydides | Athenian who wrote about his experiences in the Peloponnesian Wars |
| The god of war | Ares |
| Euripedes | Wrote plays that suggested people were the cause of human misfortune |
| Homer | Bind Poet |
| Xerxes | Ruler of the Persian Empire. Burned the city-state of Athens during the Persian Wars |
| King of the gods. | Zeus |
| Goddess of Love | Aphrodite |
| Famous philosopher put to death for corrupting the youth | Socrates |
| Solon | Chief Ruler (594 B.C.) Outlawed debt slavery |
| Poseidon | God of the Sea |
| Herodotus | "Father of History" |
| Hera | Wife of Zeus. Goddess of marriage |
| Sophocles | Wrote plays that dealt with the conflict between an individual's moral duty and the laws of the state |
| Set up the Council of 500 | Cleisthenes |
| Goddess of the city-state of Athens | Athena |
| Plato's student. Alexander the Great's tutor | Aristotle |
| Pericles | Paid the office holders a salary and believed all male citizens should take part in government regardless of wealth or social class |
| Macedonian whose empire streched from Greece all the way to the Hindu-Kush Mountains | Alexander the Great |
