Form of Greek Drama that often had a sad ending, with important lessons explored

Form of Greek Drama that was lighthearted and funny, often making fun of politicians and city life

Form of Greek Drama that was extremely silly and rude, featuring half human, half goat creatures from mythology. Shown at the end of the festival to lighten the mood

What did Greek dramatists get if they won the award for best play?

Greek Dramatist who added a second actor and developed the trilogy model

Greek Dramatist who added a third actor and utilized painted scenery

Greek Dramatist who used intelligent women as main characters, along with ordinary people in order to highlight several themes, such as reason vs. passion

Greek Dramatist who helped develop the old comedy style, using parodies and puns to make fun of city life and politicians

The branch of philosophy that seeks to answer the question "What is existence?"

The branch of philosophy that seeks to answer the question "What is knowledge"

The branch of philosophy that studies behavior and seeks to understand what is right and wrong

The branch of philosophy that studies government, and asks the question "What is the best form of government?"

The branch of philosophy that attempts to define beauty

The first major Greek Philosopher, attempted to understand the basic "stuff" of the universe

An important early Greek Philosopher who discussed the immortal soul and believed that mathematics was the key to understanding

Greek Philosopher whose question and answer methodology revolutionized philosophy, until he was put on trial and forced to drink hemlock

Greek Philosopher who wrote ran a school we call the academy. He also wrote "The Republic", advocating for rule by Philosophers

Greek Philosopher who created the Lyceum, and tutored Alexander the Great

The Greek word for "Love of Wisdom"