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This Great ruler of Persia did not mistreat conquered people or force them to accept Persian customs |
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This young ruler killed all of his rivals before working to improve Persian society and expand the Persian empire. |
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This son of a Persian Emperor tried to continue his father’s quest to conquer Greece, but ultimately failed. |
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What were the Persian wars? |
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Wars between Persia and Greece |
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Which territory were a part of the empire of Cyrus the Great? |
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Southwest Asia, Mesopotamia, Central Asia, Greek City-States |
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How long did Spartan men stay in the army |
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What were some of the skills a rich Athenian boy might learn in school? |
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Reading, Writing, counting, thinking, a musical instrument |
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Which city state won the Peloponnesian Wars? |
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Why did the people conquered by Cyrus the Great rarely rebel? |
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He allowed them to keep their customs, kings and religion |
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This Macedonian ruler conquered all of Greece before he was MURDERED in 336 BC. |
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This Great conqueror’s name means “Defender of Man”. |
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Why did Alexander destroy Thebes? |
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This man is considered one of the world’s greatest mathematicians |
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The Hippocratic Oath, sworn by doctors to “do no harm”, was inspired by... |
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What are two types of drama invented by the Greeks? |
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What method of teaching did Socrates use? |
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Why did Greek columns bulge in the middle? |
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To create the optical illusion that they were straight |
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This Athenian philosopher is known as the Father of Western Philosophy? |
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This student of Socrates is famous for his works, The Republic and the Allegory of the Cave. |
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This Greek philosopher is most famous for identifying dolphins and being the personal teacher of Alexander the Great. |
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Greek democracy is the ONLY thing that we still use today. |
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Alexander created an empire that would last for many generations after his death. |
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Argos won the Peloponnesian Wars |
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Greeks were the first people to create and use electricity in their inventions. |
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Philip II of Macedon was the father of Alexander the Great. |
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