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| Zeus | Father of all the gods, Lives on Mount Olympus, God of the sky and Thunder. |
| Hera | The queen of heaven, Married to Zues, Responsible for the seasons and the weather. |
| Poseidon | God of the sea, Earthquake and Horses, Brother to Zues and Hades. |
| Hades | God of the underworld, Older brother to Zues and Poseidon. |
| Demeter | Goddes of harvest, Life and death cycle, Goddess of sacred law. |
| Hestia | Virgin goddess of the hearth, Architecture, Family, The home. |
| Ares | Greek god of war, One of the twelve Olympians. |
| Athena | Goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilazation. |
| Hephaestus | God of fire, Son of Zeus, Married to Aphrodite. |
| Apollo | God of music, truth, and prophecy. |
| Artemis | Goddes of the hunt, moon, Twins brother with Apollo. |
| Hermes | God of trade, wealth, and luck. |
| Dionysus | God of grape harvest and wine making. |
| Aphrodite | Goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure. |
| Aeschylos | 5th Century BCE tragedian from Athens |
| Alexander | 4th Century general from Macedonia |
| Aristophanes | 5th Century BCE comedian from Athens |
| Aristotle | 4th Century BCE philosopher from Athens |
| Artemisium | a sea battle between Greeks and Persians |
| Athenian Empire | 5th Century BCE |
| Cleistenes | 6th Century BCE politician from Athens |
| Composite | a type of column with scrollwork and acanthus leaves at the top |
| Corinthian | a type of column with a flowered capital, featuring acanthus leaves |
| Darius I | A Persian king who punished the Greeks at Marathon |
| Darius III | A Persian king who faced and lost to Alexander |
| Doric | a type of column with a square top |
| Euripides | 5th Century BCE tragedian from Athens |
| Founded the Academy | Plato |
| Founded the Lyceum | Aristotle |
| Herodotos | 5th Century BCE historian from Halicarnassus |
| Athens | In Greek history, the Attic Greeks lived primarily in: |
| Sparta | In Greek history, the Dorian Greeks lived primarily in: |
| Turkey | In Greek history, the Ionian Greeks lived primarily in: |
| Persia | In Greek history, the losing army at Marathon was from |
| Persia | In Greek history, the losing army at Plateae was from |
| Sparta | In Greek history, the losing army at Thermopylae was from |
| Athens | In Greek history, the losing navy at Artimisium was from |
| Persia | In Greek history, the losing navy at Salamis was from |
| Sparta | In Greek history, the traditional enemy of Athens was: |
| Athens | In Greek history, the traditional enemy of Sparta was: |
| Athens | In Greek history, the winning army at Marathon was from |
| Sparta | In Greek history, the winning army at Plateae was from |
| Persia | In Greek history, the winning army at Thermopylae was from |
| Persia | In Greek history, the winning navy at Artimisium was from |
| Athens | In Greek history, the winning navy at Salamis was from |
| 5th century war between Persians and Greeks | In Greek intellectual history, Herodotus wrote the history of the: |
| 5th Century War between Athenians and Spartans | In Greek intellectual history, Thucydides wrote the history of the: |
| Ionic | a type of column with scrollwork at the top |
| Leonidas | 5th Century BCE general from Sparta |
| Macedonian Empire | 4th Century BCE |
| Marathon | a land battle between Persians and Athenians, featuring an Athenian victory |
| Marathon | a land battle between Athenians and Persians |
| Peloponnesian War | A war fought primarily between Spartans and Athenians |
| Peloponnesian War | History written by Thucydides |
| Pericles | 4th Century BCE politician from Athens |
| Persian Wars | A war fought primarily between Persians and Athenians |
| Persian Wars | History written by Herodotus |
| Philip | father of Alexander the Great |
| Philip | 4th Century general from Macedonia |
| Plataea | a land battle featuring a Greek victory |
| Plataea | a land battle between Greeks and Persians |
| Plato | 4th Century BCE philosopher from Athens |
| Salamis | a sea battle between Greeks and Persians, featuring an Athenian victory |
| Salamis | a sea battle between Athenians and Persians |
| Socrates | 5th Century BCE philosopher from Athens |
| Solon | 6th Century BCE lawgiver from Athens |
| Sophocles | 5th Century BCE tragedian from Athens |
| Aristotle | Teacher of Alexander the Great |
| Plato | Teacher of Aristotle |
| Socrates | Teacher of Plato |
| Thermophylae | a land battle featuring a Persian victory |
| Thermophylae | a land battle between Spartans and Persians |
| Thucydides | 4th Century BCE historian from Athens |
| Xerxes | A Persian king who punished the Greeks at Thermopylae |
| Persian Wars | Includes battles of Marathon, Salamis, and Plataea. |
| Delian League | Alliance of Greek cities led by Athens. |
| Pericles | Lead the golden age of Athienan culture. |
| Darius I | King of Persia, also fought in Battle of Marathon,Persians were defeated by the Greek forces at the Battle of Marathon in 490 BCE, |
| Marathon | Athenian army moved to block Persia and trap them. |
| Xerxes | Persian King, the son and successor of Darius I,involved in the battles of Thermopylae, Salamis, and Plataea. |
| Leonidas | Led greek forces in the second Pesian war, Fought in the battle of Thermopylae. |
| Thermopylae | Battle during the Persian war at a mountain pass called Thermopylae. |
| Salamis | Naval battle between the Athens and Persians, Won by the out numbered Greeks. |
| Artemesium | Persians defeat Greeks in this naval battle, Occurs at the sametime as the battle of Thermopylae. |
| Platea | The Greeks defeat the Persian, This battle concluded the war. |
| Themistocles | Athenia politician and general, he was involved in the Battle of Salamis in 480 BCE. |
| Miltiades | Athenian citizen know for his role in the battle of Marathon as well as his down fall afterwards. |
| Plato | Greek Tragedian, The father of tragedy. |
| Aeschylus | Greek Tragedian, The father of tragedy. |
| Sophocles | Greek Tragedian, Wrote Oedipus the king. |
| Euripides | Greek Tragedian, Wrote Medea and Bacchae. |
| Herodotus | Greek Historian of the 5th century, First historian to collect material systematically. |
| Thucydides | The greatest of ancient greek historians, Wrote the history of the Peloponnesian War. |
| Socrates | Classical Greek philosopher, laid the foundation for modern philosophy. |
| Aristotle | Greek philosopher, Founded his own school called Lyceum. |
| Aegispotomai | The last major battle of the Peloponnesian War, Spartan fleet detroyed the Athenian navy. |
