| A | B |
|---|
| Period of scientific development & cultural advancement in Greece | The "Golden Age" |
| Tutor of Alexander the Great | Aristotle |
| City in which the Parthenon was built | Athens |
| Style of art devel. by Greeks | Classical |
| Form of drama developed by the Greeks where lead character struggles against fate, suffers, & ends unhappily | Tragedy |
| Form of drama devel. by Greeks that uses satire, witty comments, & usually ends happily | Comedy |
| Science of wisdom | Philosophy |
| Science of reasoning | Logic |
| System of moral behavior that guides individuals & societies | Ethics |
| First great Greek philosopher | Socrates |
| The 2nd great Greek philosopher, started a school called the academy and wrote The Republic | Plato |
| The 3rd great Greek philosopher, taught Alexander the Great, opened a school in Athens called the Lyceum | Aristotle |
| King of the Macedonians who conquered Greece, was murdered and followed by his son. | Phillip II |
| King of Persia who was defeated by the Greeks, killed by his general giving control of Persian Empire to Macedonia | Darius III |
| General who took over Egypt, Libya and parts of the Middle East | Ptolemy |
| Greek artist in charge of the Parthenon & carved the statue of Athena | Phidias |
| Method of teaching that asked questions and forced the student to defend their answers with logic | Socratic method |
| Professional teachers in Athens whose name means "knowers" | Sophists |
| Great Greek artist who sculpted the Discus Thrower | Myron |
| A painting on the wall | Mural |
| The "father of history" who 1st recorded historical events as they occurred | Herodotus |
| City built by the Macedonians in Egypt during the Hellenistic period | Alexandria |
| Greek writer of tragedy who wrote the play Oedipus Rex | Sophocles |
| The provences (sub-divisions) of the empire of Alexander | Domain |
| He explained everything in mathematical terms; devel. a theorem dealing with the sides of right angle triangles | Pythagoras |
| Greek physician - estab. medical ethics; believed diseases had natural causes | Hippocrates |
| Country north of Greece | Macedonia |
| Recording events w/o bias & using reliable research | Scientific history |
| 1st of the great Greek writers | Aeschylus |
| Jewish celebration of reoccupation of Jerusalem and the temple | Hanukkah |
| Hellenistic mathematician who wrote a book on Geometry | Euclid |
| Scientist who invented the compound pulley & principles of the lever | Archimedes |
| Philosophy of accepting the world as it is, avoiding politics & living simply | Epicureanism |
| Philosophy that all is governed by natural law; emotion & pain ignored | Stoicism |
| Philosophy to live a simple life in accordance with nature | Cynicism |
