1. Eleanor M. Savko
Vocabulary
Alexander
the
Great
Chapter 4
6/4/2018
Geography
World
Culture
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2. A group of citizens who make the final decision in a trial
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3. Jury
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4. Minoans painted these watercolor paintings on the walls of the palace at Knossos
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5. Frescoes
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6. An oath taken by doctors is based on the ideas of
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7. Hippocrates
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8. The Mycenaean people were primarily
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9. Sea traders
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10. How did geography help shape Greek civilization?
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11. Mountains led to smaller, isolated
city-states
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12. The center of commerce and culture in the Hellenistic world
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13. Alexandria
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14. Alexander the Great extended his empire as far east as
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15. India
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16. What cultures combine to make Hellenistic culture?
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17. Greek, Persian, Egyptian,
and Indian
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18. A year after returning home, what happened to Alexander the Great?
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19. He fell ill and died
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20. The region north of Greece, home of Alexander the Great
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21. Macedonia
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22. Homer is considered to be the author of
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23. Iliad & the Odyssey
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24. Plato describes this type of society in his book
The Republic
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25. Ideal Society
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26. The philosopher Zeno taught you should do this to avoid disappointments
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27. Accept whatever life brings
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28. What is the subject of the Odyssey?
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29. The struggles of Odysseus on return from the Trojan War
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30. Who led the Persian army at the Battle of Marathon?
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31. Darius
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32. Greek culture had it’s earliest beginning on this island in the Mediterranean
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33. Crete
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34. Greeks consider themselves to be superior, everyone else is considered to be a
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35. Barbaroi
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36. Priests or priestesses through which the gods speak
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37. Oracles
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38. Who won the Battle of Thermopylae?
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39. Persians – under Xerxes
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40. This philosopher was a teach of Alexander the Great and creator of the lyceum.
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41. Aristotle
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42. This temple built in honor of the goddess Athena is located on the acropolis of Athens
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43. Parthenon
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44. Greek sculptures idealize
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45. The human body –
perfect, graceful
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46. This type of Greek play usually ends in suffering
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47. Tragedy
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48. This type of Greek play is often humorous, mocking people and customs
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49. Comedy
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50. He applied physics to make practical inventions; lever and pulley
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51. Archimedes
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