| A | B |
|---|
| What did Homer's works provide Greek men with? | education in history |
| What was the family's main function in Athens? | produce citizens |
| What happened to Socrates? | killed for his beliefs |
| Who did Alexander try to imitate? | Achilles |
| What is an oracle used for? | revealing the future |
| What is arete? | hero's strive for excellence gained in struggle or contest |
| How did Sparta see foreign ideas, travel, and visitors? | they were bad |
| What is a polis? | town, city, or village anad surrounding land where people met for political, social, and religious activities |
| What is ostracism? | bannishing a harmful person from a city (used ostrakon, took a vote...) |
| What type of government did Greeks develop after tyranny? | democracy |
| What id Archimedes establish in mathematics? | pi |
| What is the Peloppenesian War? | Athens vs. Sparta; Athenians stayed in city for 27 yrs., until Spartans stopped food supply |
| Why did Alexander want to defeat the Persian Empire? | for the glory and to avenge the burning of Athen's |
| Who is Herodotus? | father of history |
| What type of government did Aristotle believe was best? | constitutional |
| What did Plato believe the ideal government was? | rule by philosopher kings; a republic |
| What did Sophists believe was true wisdom? | being able to percieve and pursue one's own good |
| What did Socrates say about real knowledge? | present within each person |
| How did the mountains affect Greek civilization? | isolated communities |
| What is democracy? | rule by many |
| Who are tyrants? | siezed power by force |
| What is philosophy? | organized system of thought; "love of wisdom" |
| What does the Socratic method of teaching use? | questions |
