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Philosophy
Athens and Sparta
Alexander
Greek Culture
Wars
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Wars Points 100
These two sides fought in the Persian Wars
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Who are the Greeks and the Persians?
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These two sides fought in the Peloponnesian War
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Athens and Sparta
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Describe the Greeks before the Persian war and
after the war
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Wars Points 300
Before the warGreeks divided, fight each other,
no cooperation After the war united and work
together to defeat the Persians
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Wars Points 400
Name two results of the Persian War.
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Greeks win, democracy saved, Greeks united,
Greeks (especially Athens) experience a Golden
Age of achievement in arts, science, math, and
history
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Wars Points 500
What causes the Peloponnesian War?
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Athens forms Delian League with its allies,
Spartans forms Peloponnesian League with its
allies, Spartans fear Athens is becoming too
powerful, Athens tries to force its rule on others
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Philosophy Points 100 What is the Socratic
method?
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Philosophy Points 100 Asking questions to get
people to come to the truth
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Philosophy Points 200 What does Plato write
about?
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The best kind of government
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What is philosophy?
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Organized system of thought (way of thinking
about the world)
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Philosophy Points 400 Name two of the subjects
Aristotle studies
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Logic, astronomy, geology, biology, physics
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Philosophy Points 500 Put the first three
philosophers in the correct chronological order
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Socrates Plato Aristotle
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Greek Culture Points 100
This man was the Father of Medicine and said that
doctors should never do anything to try and harm
a patient

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Greek Culture Points 100
Who is Hippocrates?
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Sculptures like the Discus Thrower showed what
new ideas/trends in art?
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Human subjects, very detailed, can see muscles,
realistic
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Who is Aeschylus?
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Greek tragic playwright who writes Orestia
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Greek Culture Points 400
What two books does Homer write?
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Iliad and the Odyssey
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Greek Culture Points 500
What was the difference between Herodotus and
Thucydides?

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Greek Culture Points 500
Herodotus- wrote about Persian Wars, used the
gods/goddesses to explain why events
happened Thucydides- wrote about Peloponnesian
War, used only humans to explain why events
happened, history like a science

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Athens and Sparta Points 100 What is this
building?
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Athens and Sparta Points 100 What is the
Parthenon?
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Describe life in Sparta
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Boys begin military training at age 7, simple
life, everything is dedicated to war
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Athens and Sparta Points 300 Name two of the
famous Greek mathematicians
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Athens and Sparta Points 300 Euclid-
geometry Pythagoras- Pythagorean
theorem Archimedes- physics, math
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What government does Athens eventually adopt
(explain what it means)?
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Direct democracy (all male citizens can vote)
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Explain two important achievements of the Age of
Pericles
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Athens and Sparta Points 500 Beginning of direct
democracy, Athens creates an empire, builds
Parthenon, Golden Age in science and literature
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Alexander Points 100
Who is Alexanders father?
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Alexander Points 100
Philip II
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Alexander Points 200 Alexander is from this
area/country
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Macedonia
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Who teaches Alexander about Greek culture?
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Aristotle
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Alexander Points 400
Name three areas that Alexander conquers.
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Alexander Points 400
Egypt, Greece, Persia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq
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Alexander Points 500 Define Hellenism
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Mixing together of Greek and Middle Eastern/Asian
cultures
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Topic Philosophy
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Explain the difference between Epicureanism and
Stoicism?
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Epicureanism- do what makes you happy Stoicism-
inner happiness regardless of what is happening
to you