Eleanor M. Savko Vocabulary Alexander the Great Chapter 4 6/4/2018 Geography World Culture $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

A group of citizens who make the final decision in a trial $100

Jury $100

Minoans painted these watercolor paintings on the walls of the palace at Knossos $200

Frescoes $200

An oath taken by doctors is based on the ideas of $300 Daily Double!

Hippocrates $300 Daily Double

The Mycenaean people were primarily $400

Sea traders $400

How did geography help shape Greek civilization? $500

Mountains led to smaller, isolated city-states $500

The center of commerce and culture in the Hellenistic world $100

Alexandria $100

Alexander the Great extended his empire as far east as $200

India $200

What cultures combine to make Hellenistic culture? $300 Daily Double

Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian $300 Daily Double

A year after returning home, what happened to Alexander the Great? $400

He fell ill and died $400

The region north of Greece, home of Alexander the Great $500

Macedonia $500

Homer is considered to be the author of $100

Iliad & the Odyssey $100

Plato describes this type of society in his book The Republic $200

Ideal Society $200

The philosopher Zeno taught you should do this to avoid disappointments $300

Accept whatever life brings $300

What is the subject of the Odyssey? $400

The struggles of Odysseus on return from the Trojan War $400

Who led the Persian army at the Battle of Marathon? $500

Darius $500

Greek culture had it’s earliest beginning on this island in the Mediterranean $100

Crete $100

Greeks consider themselves to be superior, everyone else is considered to be a $200

Barbaroi $200

Priests or priestesses through which the gods speak $300

Oracles $300

Who won the Battle of Thermopylae? $400 Daily Double

Persians – under Xerxes $400 Daily Double

This philosopher was a teach of Alexander the Great and creator of the lyceum. $500

Aristotle $500

This temple built in honor of the goddess Athena is located on the acropolis of Athens $100

Parthenon $100

Greek sculptures idealize $200

The human body – perfect, graceful $200

This type of Greek play usually ends in suffering $300

Tragedy $300

This type of Greek play is often humorous, mocking people and customs $400

Comedy $400

He applied physics to make practical inventions; lever and pulley $500

Archimedes $500