Ancient Greece & The Greek World

Who is Euclid?

• Euclid was a Roman philosopher known for his work in astronomy.
• Euclid was a Chinese mathematician famous for his contributions to algebra.
• Euclid was an Egyptian engineer recognized for his advancements in architecture.
• Euclid was a Greek mathematician known as the 'Father of Geometry'.

Alexander the Great did what?

• Discovered America
• Invented the wheel
• Conquered much of the known world
• Created the largest empire

What is Parthenon?

• A style of music originating in Japan
• A famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci
• Most impressive Greek Temple

• A type of flower found in South America

Who won the Peloponnesian War?

• Athenians
• Romans
• Spartans
• Persians

What is a tyrant?

• A tyrant is a person who overthrew government by force.

• A tyrant is a term used to describe a peaceful community leader.
• A tyrant is a type of bird known for its colorful feathers.
• A tyrant is a fair and just ruler who listens to the needs of the people.

Classical meaning.

• A period in Western music history from approximately 1600 to 1750
• A period in Western music history from approximately 1820 to 1900
• age marked by great achievements

• a greek doctor.

What is an Agora?

• A type of ancient Roman chariot
• A traditional Japanese tea ceremony
• A style of Greek pottery
• A marketplace in ancient Greek city-states used for meetings, assemblies and markets.

Who is Draco in the Greek World?

• A famous philosopher in ancient Greece.
• A renowned playwright in ancient Greece.
• A skilled warrior in ancient Greece.
• A ruler who created very harsh laws for Athens.

What is an Acropolis?

• A type of ancient Roman chariot
• A traditional Japanese tea ceremony
• A style of architecture popular in modern Europe
• A high hill

Who is Hippocrates?

• Hippocrates was a famous mathematician.
• Hippocrates was an ancient Greek physician/doctor.

• Hippocrates was a renowned sculptor.
• Hippocrates was a legendary warrior.