Which city-state was located on Attica and was considered to be the birthplace of democracy?

What is an independent city with its own government and economic system?

What was held once every four years in Olympia as a series of games in order to honor Zeus?

Who were the earliest Greek People?

What is a military formation in which hoplites fought together in closely spaced rows with overlapping shields?

What is the name of the epic poem written by Homer that tells the events of the Trojan War?

Which city-state was known for their strong military and usually won at the Olympics?

What was the name of the time period when the Dorians had come to take over Greece and it seemed that all aspects of Greek life were lost?

What was the name of an infantry soldier who carried a long spear?

What is the name of the marketplace that served as the main public meeting place where Greeks discussed ideas about government and philosophy?

What is the Greek word for "parent city"?

What is the fortified hill in the center of the Greek city?

What was the name of the slaves that lived in Sparta?

Where was the temple for the most important Oracle in Greek myth?

What is name of the highest mountain in Greece where the gods were said to live?

At what age were Spartan boys taken from their homes and placed in the military barracks?

What is a priest or priestess that the gods spoke through?

What is a form of government that means rule by nobility?

What were paintings made on wet plaster?

Who was the leader of Athens from 450 - 430 BC, and was considered to be the mastermind behind building the Parthenon?

What is a form of government where the ruler illegally gains power, but had the people's support and brought better life to the people?

Which of the following means "cruel and severe"?

What is a form of government where the power lies in the hands of the people?

Who was the most important oracle in Greek Mythology?

What is a form of government where only a few wealthy people held power?

What is using as few words as possible when speaking?

Who was the Greek philosopher that wrote the book "The Republic"?

Who considered to be the greatest Greek philosopher of all time and was also the tutor to Alexander the Great?

Which author wrote the epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey?

What is the belief in many gods?

What was the name of a free person living in Sparta that did not have rights?

What was the name of a free person living in Athens that did not have rights?

What was the name of the league formed by Athens and their allies after the Persian War?

Who was the Goddess of Wisdom

Who was the Goddess of Love?

Who was the God of the Arts and the Sun?

Who was the God of Grapes and Wine?

Who was the God of Fire and Forge?

Who was the Goddess of the Hearth?

Who was the Goddess of the Hunt, Wilderness, Wildlife, and the Moon?

Who was the Goddess of Spring and Queen of the Underworld?

Who was the Messenger of the Gods?

Who was the God of War?

Who was the God of the Underworld?

Who was the God of the Sky and Thunder as well as King of the Gods?

Who was the Goddess of Marriage and Family as well as Queen of the Gods?

Who was the Goddess of the Harvest?

Who was the God of the Sea?

Who was the King of Macedonia that conquered the entire known world by the time he was 16 and was tutored by Aristotle?

What is a play where the lead character struggles against fate only to be doomed to an unhappy and tragic ending?

What is a play with humorous themes and happy endings?

What was the name of the temple built in Athens to honor Athena as their patron goddess?

What was invented by Socrates that forced students to defend their statements and clarify their beliefs?

What word is used to describe something built to show distance as it appears to the human eye?

What was the period of great innovation in democracy, art, philosophy, drama, and poetry?

Who was the ruler of Athens that established a written legal code of law with very harsh penalties in 621 BC?

Who was the archaeologist that discovered evidence of the Minoans existence in the city of Knossos in 1900?

What is the name of the boat used by the Greeks during war?

Who was the Greek philosopher that created the Socratic Method, and was forced to drink hemlock juice for corrupting young minds?