| A | B |
|---|
| Leader of Athens: Extended citizenship: Ushered in Athens' Golden Age | Pericles |
| Athenian Reformer: Created law code with harsh punishments | Draco |
| Athenian Reformer: Ended Debt Slavery | Solon |
| Philosopher: Triec for corrupting youth, dishonoring the gods | Socrates |
| Philosopher:Wrote the political science book, The Republic | Plato |
| Philosopher: Tutor to Alexander | Aristotle |
| Sculptor: Oversaw statutes in Parthenon | Phidias |
| Sculptor: Created famous statue, The Discus Thrower | Myron |
| Wrote the epics, The Iliad & The Odyssey | Homer |
| Playwright: Known for Satiric Comedies | Aristophanes |
| Playwright: Known for plays, Antigone & Oedipus Rex | Sophocles |
| Playwright: Known for play, The Trojan Women | Euripedes |
| Known as the "Father of History" | Herodotus |
| Historian: Wrote from all points of view | Thucydides |
| King of Macedonia: took over most of the Greek city-states | Philip II |
| Hellenistic Philosopher: Founded Stoicism | Zeno |
| Mathematician: Derived formula to calculate relationship between sides of triangle | Pythagoras |
| Mathematician: Wrote Geometry text, The Elements | Euclid |
| Astronomer: Argued a heliocentric theory of the planets | Aristarchus |
| Astronomer: Calculated the circumference of the Earth | Eratosthenes |
| Scientist: Mastered the lever & pulley; calculated Pi | Archimedes |
| Considered the "Father of Medicine": Created oath for ethical standards | Hippocrates |
