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Chapter 4 test EH

Ancient Greece

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What is the central city of Minoan civilization Knossos
What was the first Greek state Mycenae
What did the greeks use to get into the walls of troy Trojan horse
Author of Lliad and the odyssey Homer
Define arete a hero who strives for excellence and honor
By 750 B.C. this became the central foucs of greek life Polis
Define acropolis A fortified place and religious center
define agora an open area that served as a place where people could assemble
the fighting formation used by the hoplites Phalanx
what did the tyrants do seized power by force from the aristocrats
What was the goverment of sparta? Define what it means. Oligarchy (rule by few)
What did the ephors do? A group of five men who were elected each year and were responsible for the edgucation of youth.
This person brought democracy to the Athens? Cleisthenes
What occurred at Thermopylae? A great force of 7,000 held off a Persian force of 180,000 for 2 days.
This man oversaw the height of Athenian power? Pericles
What was significant about Mount Olympus? Home of the greek gods and goddess
Who wrote Oedipus Rex? Sophocles
Who said "the unexamined life is not worth living" Socrates
According to Plato, individuals could not achieve a good life unless they Lived in a just and rational state
What was Thucydides known for? being the greatest historian of the ancient world
What was the name of the major work by Herodotus? History of the persian war
Which buliding was regarded as the greatest example of a Greek temple Parthenon
What era followed the conquests of Alexander the Great? Hellenistic Era
What was Aristarchus of Samos known for? Astronomer of the hellenistic age
Who determined the Earth was round and calculated its circumference? Eratosothenes
This was taught by Zeno Stoicism
Who's philosophy was that happiness was the goal of life and could be achieved through the pursuit of pleasure? Epicurus
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