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Vocabulary Alexander Philosophers Mythology HodgePodge

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A military alliance led by Athens; fought

against the alliance led by Sparta.

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Delian League

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A military alliance led by Sparta; fought

against the alliance led by Athens.

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Peloponnesian League

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An eighteen foot long pike used by the

Macedonians; it was longer than traditional

Greek spears

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Sarissa

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A logical guess, used to explain scientific

observations.

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Hypothesis

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The form of Greek culture that emerged after

Alexander’s Conquests

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Hellenistic

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Alexander came from a region north of

modern day Greece, called this…

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Macedonia

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Alexander entered Egypt, was crowned as Pharaoh, and established THIS city, which became a center

for learning and knowledge.

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Alexandria

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Alexander spent most of his time

chasing this leader across the Persian Empure

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Darius

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When they reached this River east of Persia, the Greeks under Alexander refused to go any

further.

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Indus River

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Alexander’s solution to this ancient puzzle was to simply use a sword

to cut it.

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Gordian Knot

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This group of philosophers believed

that purpose of life was to live a life of Virtue in agreement

with Nature.

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Cynics

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He spent his nights looking for an honest

man, and had a healthy distaste of

Plato.

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Diogenes

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This philosopher was the earliest known Greek philosopher; he wrote

nothing down himself, but his followers wrote

extensively about what he said. He was forced to

commit suicide.

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Socrates

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He was one of the later philosophers who made predictions about human anatomy, which could not

be confirmed until the 19th Century. He created a comprehensive system

of Western philosophy

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Aristotle

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He studied under Socrates, and learned

a great deal from Socrates’ death. His most famous writing

was called, “The Republic”

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Plato

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The Supreme God of Olympus.

El Jefe.

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Zeus(Jupiter)

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The god of War.

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Ares(Mars)

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The god of the sea, earthquakes and horses.

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Poseidon(Neptune)

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The goddess of agriculture

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Demeter(Cerus)

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The god of prophesy, music and healing.

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Apollo(Apollo)

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The most basic type of Greek architecture order which is marked by the

most simple style of columns.

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Doric

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A type of Greek architecture order

which is marked by the most a style of

columns capped off with a simple scrolling

pattern

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Ionic

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This type of Greek architecture order is

marked with the most ornate and

complicated style of columns, with intricate

and tree-like tops.

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Corinthian

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These two types of Greek theater

influenced our culture

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Comedy and Tragedy

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This ancient Greek Instrument was made of a tortoise shell, and was

similar in sound to a harp.

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Lyre

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Final Jeopardy

Category: Athens and Sparta

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When Sparta defeated Athens, what did the Spartans do with

the City?

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Nothing. They ordered the Athenians to give up democracy and to demolish their walls,

but then they left Athens alone; the

Spartans did not rule Athens.