Vocabulary Athens Sparta BattlesWars Philosophy 100 100 200
Vocabulary Athens Sparta Battles/Wars Philosophy $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500
Independent Greek citystates $100
Polis $100
The highest point of the city & the location of temples $200
Acropolis $200
A tactical formation of armed foot soldiers $300 Daily Double!
Phalanx $300
A fixed salary $400
Stipend $400
To banish or send away a public figure who threatened democracy $500
Ostracism $500
Athens developed a law making body called a $100
Legislature $100
A temple dedicated to the goddess Athena $200
Parthenon $200
An Athenian philosopher who questioned others about their beliefs and traditions; received the death penalty $300
Socrates $300
An Athenian statesman that expanded democracy in Athens, known leading a golden age $400
Pericles $400
A formal agreement between two states to cooperate is an $500
Alliance $500
Spartan society was based on $100
Military virtues and discipline $100
The most powerful Greek god is $200
Zeus $200
Who won the Peloponnesian War? $300
Sparta $300
Why did Spartan women have responsibility for running the family estate $400
Warfare kept the men away $400
A free resident of a Greek city-state is considered to be a $500
Citizen $500
During the Peloponnesian war, more than one-third of Athenians died of $100
Disease $100
The Persian army at the Battle of Salamis was led by $200 Daily Double
Xerxes $200
Which Greek-speaking people dominated the Aegean world & probably started the Trojan War $300
Mycenaeans $300
The Trojan War was fought between $400
Mycenaeans and Trojans $400
An early form of Greek city-states in which a hereditary ruler exercised central power $500
Monarchy $500
The art of skillful speaking $100
Rhetoric $100
Greek thinkers who used observation and reason to find causes for events are known as $200
Philosophers $200
Logic is $300
Rational thinking $300
Philosophers believe you could discover the laws of the universe through $400
Reason and observation $400
Pythagoras and Euclid were outstanding Hellenistic $500
Mathematicians $500
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