chapter 5 Flashcards
This ancient Greek civilization featured the use of the Bull in their art? Why? What did the Bull symbolize for them, and what myth did they come up with that features a bull?
The people at Knossos; it was a sign of strength; the myth of the minotaur
The Iliad tells the story of what? The Odyssey tells the story of what? Both were written by who?
The Iliad tells the story of the Trojan War; the Odyssey tells the story of Odysseus returning home after the fall of Troy.
Both were written by Homer.
Athenian domination of the Greek world lasted from the formation of the Delian League until the end of the….
The age of Pericles or the Peloponnesian War.
In his writings, Aristophanes sought to describe ideals of
Beauty and Harmony.
What would you say made Alexander the Great a good leader?
While he was just twenty years old, Alexander the Great was able to organize an army to take over Persia. As he won, he spread Greek culture and founded many cities.
In the Iliad, who ultimately defeats whom?
The Greeks beat the Trojans.
City-states in ancient Greece are known as a what?
polis
According to Plato’s Republic, the ultimate authority should rest with a …….
State regulating every aspect of the citizen’s lives for their best interest.
This temple, known as the Parthenon, was dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena. It was built in Athens on top of the
acropolis
Alexander the great was tutored by
aristotle
This screw, developed by Archimedes, was used to
Lift water to higher elevation.
How has Hippocrates continued to influence the field of medicine today?
Hippocrates provided a set of ethics and standards.
Mycenaean civilization and the Minoan civilization both dominated the Aegean world. However, the Myceneans did so through warfare, whereas the Minoans were peaceful. In what ways did they both exert their influence in the ancient world?
Minoans - influenced through trade (of art)
Mycenaeans - waged war and conquered other nations
The Myceneans participated in the Trojan War around 1250 BC, did the Minoans?
no
The office of ephors. . . .comes from which Greek government (i.e., what city-state)?
sparta