Section 6.2 Study Guide Flashcards

The Religion, Philosophy, and Arts of Ancient Greece

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What ended the Golden age of Athens?

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Conflict with Sparta

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The years from ____ - ____ B.C. are called the Golden Age of Athens

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479, 431

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What happened during the Golden Age of Athens?

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  • Athens grew rich from trade
  • Silver mined by slaves in religions around the city
  • Tribute from allies
  • Art, philosophy, literature, and democracy reached it highest point
  • Pericles made a big impact on society
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Who was Pericles?

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  • A member of an aristocratic family
  • he supported democracy
  • leader of a democratic group
  • well educated and intelligent
  • For 30 years he was the most powerful man
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what were Pericles’ Accomplishments?

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  • he introduced reforms that strengthened democracy
  • he made the city pat a salary to its officials with meant that poor citizens could afford to hold public office
  • he constructed the parthanon
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6
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What was the Parthenon?

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  • Made in between 447 and 432 B.C.
  • A temple made to honor the goddess Athena
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7
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What was the family of goddess’s and gods called?

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The twelve Olympians

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8
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Each god ruled different area’s of _______ life and natural ________

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Human, World

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9
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The Greeks avoided ________ the gods

A

angering

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10
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Wherever the Greeks lived, they built _________ to their gods

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temples

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The gods had human _______ and human __________

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forms, characteristics

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What is the main difference between humans and the gods?

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The gods were immortal and had awesome power

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Zeus ruled the _______’s and _________

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gods, humanity

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14
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The greeks honored _________ heroes like Achilles

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Mythical

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how did The Greeks honor their gods?

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By holding festivals, sacrificing animals, and offering food to the gods

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To honor Zeus, the city states came together every _________ for an Olympian ________ and _________

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4 years, festival and games

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17
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The Greeks visited _______ to ____________________________________

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Oracles, To ask the gods to give them advice or to reveal the future

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18
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The response would usually come in the form in a _________ delivered by a priest or priestess who thought they coupled hear the voice of the gods, or sometimes it would come in the form of a ______

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riddle, dream

19
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________ Greeks beloved that their gods were responsible for all natural _______

A

Most, Events

20
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Around ___ years before the Golden Age of Athens some people thought about new ways to understand the world

21
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What was one of the first philosophers?

22
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Thales believed that _____ was the basic material or the world

23
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Who was Democritus?

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A philosopher who believed that everything was made of tiny particles called atoms

24
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During and After the Golden Age serial important philosophers taught Athens including ___________

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True of False: People in the marketplace of Athens could not help but not sturdy, round-faced Socrates
True
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True or False: Socrates was never in the Marketplace?
False,
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Why was Socrates always in the marketplace?
Because he was discussing wisdom and goodness
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Socrates wanted people to consider the true meaning of qualities such as ___________ and _________
Justice and Coarage
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True of False: For people to consider the true meaning of justice and courage, Socrates asked questions that made others think about their beliefs
True
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Why, When, and How did Socrates die
Socrates died in 399 B.C. because they accused him of dishonoring the gods and misleading young people and he died by drinking a cup of hemlock, a poison
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Much is known about Socrates comes from the writings of _____, one of his ________
Plato, Students
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What did Socrates death cause Plato to mistrust?
The democracy
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What is Plato's book called?
The Republic
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What is the school Plato called?
The Academy
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What is one of Plato's students?
Aristotle
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What is Aristotles school called?
The Lyceum
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The Greeks used visual arts, such as architecture and sculpture to _______ and ______ Their Gods?
Glorify and Praise
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True or False: The ancient greeks were the first to write dramas
True
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The Acropolis was the __________ center of the Athens
religious
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The Acropolis brought what to its highest point
Greek Architecture
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Pericles rebuilt the ________
Acropolis
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What was the Parthanon made of?
Fine Marble
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______ was the most important city state
Athens
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The Statue of Athena was how tall?
40 Feet