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Philosophy 3 Literature Drama Historians Alexander The Great Legacies Important Places Potpourri

He was sentenced to death for his teachings. Socrates 100

He wrote the Odyssey. Homer 100

The two types of drama. Comedy & Tragedy 100

He was known as the “Father of History.” Herodotus 100

Alexander built this great city in Egypt. Alexandria 100

This time period produced a great body of scientific, artistic and literary achievements. Hellenistic Era 100

This building was Alexandria’s finest. The Library of Alexandria 100

Aristotle taught his students to follow this. The Golden Mean 200

He is best known for his famous fables. Aesop 200

Movies and plays would be modern examples of this Greek creation. Drama 200

He was considered the greatest historian of ancient times. Thucydides 200

Alexander’s teacher Aristotle 200

He developed plane geometry; how points, lines, and angles are related. Euclid 200

Alexander the Great was born here. Macedonia 200

He taught that absolute right and wrong did exist. Socrates 300

Dramatist who questioned traditional thinking about war. Euripides 300

He wrote plays that made fun of politicians. Aristophanes 300

The book Herodotus is best known for. The History of the Persian War 300

This modern country made up the eastern border of Alexander’s empire. Pakistan 300

Aristarchus made this discovery.. Heliocentrism – the earth revolves around the sun 300

Philip II defeated the Greeks here to unite the city-states. Chaeronea 300

He taught happiness comes from spending time with friends Epicurus 400

He wrote Oresteia. Aeschylus 400

The first playwright to use props and put scenery behind the actors on stage. Sophocles 400

The book Thucydides is best known for. The History of the Peloponnesian War 400

Alexander’s famous horse; he named a city after this loyal partner Bucephalos 400

He is known as the “father of medicine.” Hippocrates 400

The names of the two schools founded by Plato and Aristotle The Academy and the Lyceum 400

The chief god of the Greeks. Zeus 100

The “brightest” of the Seven Wonders. The Lighthouse at Alexandria 200

He tries to warn the Athenians that Philip II was a threat. Demosthenes 300

Philosophers believed this about the human mind. It could understand anything 400