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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
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Culture ofAncientGreece
PhilosophyandHistory
Spread ofGreekCulture
FamousPeople
RandomCategory
Alexanderthe Great
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This type of story, along with poetry, taught
Greek values
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Fable
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In this type of story, there is usually a sad
ending
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tragedy
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This type of poem, like the Illiad, is a very
long story of heroic deeds
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epic
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He wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey, and is given
credit for bringing Greece out of the dark age by
writing their history
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Homer
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A fable is a short tale that tells a lesson like
the tortoise and the hare this mans fables were
famous
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Aesop
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His method of learning used questions he thought
you all had the answer already, and you could
find it if you used your own reasoning
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Socrates
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This group was very good at debate they could
take either side of an issue and not only argue
it, but win!
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Sophists
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He taught the golden mean and believed that
observation and comparison were necessary to gain
knowledge. Compare and contrast anyone?
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Aristotle
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He believed that philosopher-kings should rule
because they are after the truth, not power or
glory
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Plato
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This math wiz thought that everything in the
world could be explained using numbers I bet Mr.
K knows about him
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Pythagoras
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Alexanders fathers name and home region
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Phillip II Macedonia
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One of Alexanders greatest accomplishments was
building these two things at this city (need 3
answers!)
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Museum and Library at Alexandria, Egypt
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Its the Greek word for like the Greeks and
refers to the era Alexander created
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Hellenistic
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They are the two modern-day countries into which
Alexander marched farthest east
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India and Afghanistan
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They are three of the major battles that
Alexander was successful in during his march of
conquest
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Chaeronea, Granicus, Issus, Gaugamela
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These three types of workers flocked to Persia to
work after it was conquered by the Greeks
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Philosophers, scientists, poets, writers,
architects, etc.
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People who seek out pleasure for the sake of
happiness as a goal in life, believe in this
philosophy
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Epicureanism
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Its who came up with Stoicism, and what it means
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Zeno follow reason, not emotions, and do your
duty that is where you find happiness today it
means someone who is not affected by joy or grief
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Probably the most famous mathematician is this
man who invented plane geometry
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Euclid
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This math thinker worked on solid geometry like
spheres and cylinders he also mastered catapults
and other weapons
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Archimedes
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He divided governments into three types
monarchies, aristocracies, and democracies
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Aristotle
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He introduced the idea that government should be
fair and just what a concept!
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Plato
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Libanius believed that there was no such thing as
absolute right or wrong, and was part of this
group of thinkers
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Sophists
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This man was executed because Greek leaders
thought he was trying to start a rebellion with
all of his pesky questions
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Socrates
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This historian is considered the best of the
ancient world he believed in having facts, not
just filling in the blanks of history on your own
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Thucydides
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The library at Alexandria had this many scrolls
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500,000
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Alexanders march started out with this many men
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42,000
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Archimedes is famous for maybe making this cool
war weapon, besides the catapult (it was on
Mythbusters)
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The Death Ray
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This is the poison Socrates chose to drink
instead of fleeing Athens
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Hemlock
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Alexander slept with a dagger and a copy of the
Illiad under his pillow, and wanted to live like
this Greek God, only in real life
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Achilles
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Give four reasons why Alexander was a hero, OR,
give four reasons why he was a villain
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Final Question