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1. Vocabulary Alexander Philosophers Mythology Hodge Podge 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

2. A military alliance led by Athens; fought against the alliance led by Sparta.

3. Delian League

4. A military alliance led by Sparta; fought against the alliance led by Athens.

5. Peloponnesian League

6. An eighteen foot long pike used by the Macedonians; it was longer than traditional Greek spears

7. Sarissa

8. A logical guess, used to explain scientific observations.

9. Hypothesis

10. The form of Greek culture that emerged after Alexander’s Conquests

11. Hellenistic

12. Alexander came from a region north of modern day Greece, called this…

13. Macedonia

14. Alexander entered Egypt, was crowned as Pharaoh, and established THIS city, which became a center for learning and knowledge.

15. Alexandria

16. Alexander spent most of his time chasing this leader across the Persian Empure

17. Darius

18. When they reached this River east of Persia, the Greeks under Alexander refused to go any further.

19. Indus River

20. Alexander’s solution to this ancient puzzle was to simply use a sword to cut it.

21. Gordian Knot

22. This group of philosophers believed that purpose of life was to live a life of Virtue in agreement with Nature.

23. Cynics

24. He spent his nights looking for an honest man, and had a healthy distaste of Plato.

25. Diogenes

26. This philosopher was the earliest known Greek philosopher; he wrote nothing down himself, but his followers wrote extensively about what he said. He was forced to commit suicide.

27. Socrates

28. He was one of the later philosophers who made predictions about human anatomy, which could not be confirmed until the 19th Century. He created a comprehensive system of Western philosophy

29. Aristotle

30. He studied under Socrates, and learned a great deal from Socrates’ death. His most famous writing was called, “The Republic”

31. Plato

32. The Supreme God of Olympus.El Jefe.

33. Zeus(Jupiter)

34. The god of War.

35. Ares(Mars)

36. The god of the sea, earthquakes and horses.

37. Poseidon(Neptune)

38. The goddess of agriculture

39. Demeter(Cerus)

40. The god of prophesy, music and healing.

41. Apollo (Apollo)

42. The most basic type of Greek architecture order which is marked by the most simple style of columns.

43. Doric

44. A type of Greek architecture order which is marked by the most a style of columns capped off with a simple scrolling pattern

45. Ionic

46. This type of Greek architecture order is marked with the most ornate and complicated style of columns, with intricate and tree-like tops.

47. Corinthian

48. These two types of Greek theater influenced our culture

49. Comedy and Tragedy

50. This ancient Greek Instrument was made of a tortoise shell, and was similar in sound to a harp.