Ancient Greece: City-States & Philosophers
Athens and Sparta, marble temples, the first democracy, and the thinkers who asked the biggest questions. A middle-school tour of classical Greece.
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Which ancient Greek city-state is remembered for its harsh military training?Tap an answer
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- In Athenian democracy, every adult living in the city could vote.True / False
- Which two long poems about the Trojan War are credited to Homer?Multiple Choice
- Which young king from Macedonia conquered an empire stretching to India? (first name)Type Answer
- Greek theater performances usually began as part of...Multiple Choice
- The word 'democracy' comes from Greek words meaning 'rule by the people'.True / False
- Which mathematician gave his name to a famous theorem about right triangles?Multiple Choice
- Where did the ancient Greeks believe their gods lived?Multiple Choice
- Which ancient Greek is often called the father of history?Multiple Choice
- What was a Greek independent city and its surrounding land called? (two words or one Greek word)Type Answer
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