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Greece Bingo 1 PericlesMonarchyMarathonThermopylaeMountains and seas HomerPolisAristarchusAlexanderAristotle SophoclesPhalanxPhilip of Macedonia DirectRepresentative HellenisticOligarchyDelian LeagueTrojanHerodotus ThucydidesAcropolisAristocracyEuclidSocrates Golden ageTragedy and comedy DemocracyIliadPlato TyrantMinoanHelotXerxesHippocrates SalamisAristophanesMyceneanMount Olympus Solon

Greece Bingo 2 HelotMonarchyMarathonThermopylaeOligarchy HomerMinoanAristarchusAlexanderAristotle SophoclesIliadPhilip of Macedonia SocratesRepresentative TrojanMountains and seas Delian LeagueHellenisticHerodotus ThucydidesAcropolisAristocracySalamis Direct Golden ageTragedy and comedy DemocracyPhalanxPlato TyrantPolisSolonXerxesHippocrates EuclidAristophanesMyceneanMount Olympus Pericles

Greece Bingo 3 MyceneanMonarchyHippocratesDirectPlato SolonPolisTragedy and comedy MinoanGolden age Delian League PhalanxXerxesThermopylaeRepresentative HellenisticOligarchySophoclesTrojanMount Olympus Philip of Macedonia AlexanderAristocracyEuclidSocrates AristotleAristophanesTyrantIliadMountains and seas SalamisAcropolisHelotThucydides Marathon DemocracyAristarchusPericlesHerodotusHomer

The leader of Athens during its Golden Age of Democracy

A form of government with a single ruler

Hellenistic scientist who mastered the use of levers and pulleys. He also disproved the widely held belief that the sun was smaller than Greece.

battle in the Persian wars where the Athenian navy defeated the Persians

author of the Odyssey

two major features of Greek geography that separated the city-states

members of this Greek civilization fought in the Trojan wars

famous Greek author of comedies

the battle where the Athenians defeated the Persians and sent Pheidippides the messenger running back with the good news

Persian king who invaded Greece

the Greek word for city-state

Hellenistic doctor who is regarded as the father of medicine; author of the Hippocratic oath

home of the Greek gods

the type of democracy we have in the U.S.

Macedonian leader who established an empire from Greece to India

Athenian reformer who outlawed debt slavery

Greek historian who wrote about the Peloponnesian war

father of Alexander the Great

philosopher who wrote the Republic

Greek military formation

Greek historian who wrote about the Persian Wars

defensive alliance of Athens that resulted in an Athenian empire

type of democracy in ancient Athens

author of the famous play Antigone

government rule by a small, wealthy upper class

type of culture that blended Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian cultures as a result of Alexander's empire

the upper part of a Greek city, which had important buildings and was used for defense

The Iliad is about this war

government rule by a hereditary upper class

a ruler who gains power by force

he was the teacher of Plato; questioned everyone to arrive at truth

Hellenistic mathematician who was the father of geometry

a period of peace, prosperity and happiness in a civilization

government in which the people rule

An individual of the ancient Spartan class of slaves

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