Blind poet credited with creating the Iliad and the Odyssey

Athletic contest held every 4 years

Greek city-state with a dual monarchy

Many small city-states

Developed from the blending of Greek and eastern cultures

Statesman who established direct democracy in Athens

A form of government in which power rests with the people.

This city-state’s women were forced to live in seclusion

Following the Persian Wars

Reflected concern with form and order

Philosopher who examined beliefs and ideas through critical questioning

A form of government in which power rests with a king or queen.

This city-state’s boys studied reading, writing, public speaking and many other subjects

Conflict between Athens and Sparta.

Linked Greek city-states to the outside world.

Physician whose oath set ethical standards for doctors

Alexandria

This city-state’s women were expected to keep physically fit

Soldiers

Evolved out of religious festivals

Exile from a city-state, usually for 10 years.

Alexander the Great

This city-state focused its energy on its military and took young boys into military

Alexander the Great

Leader under whom Athens enjoyed a golden age