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| war between athens and sparta. after persians were defeted |
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| largest of the greek games held every four years. winner was provided unlimited pride |
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| built during the hellenistic era, where the temple for the god Athena |
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| people voted to see who to banish from the city |
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| the founder of a philosophy that became know as epicureaism, believed in freedom for all |
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| no written work. answer a question with a question. question authority. |
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| king of macedonia. tutor Aristotle. took over the persian empire. |
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| to emitate greeks. expanded language and ideas |
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| battle in the plain of marathon between persians and atheneans. persians retreating |
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| alexander the great. greeks saw as barbaric. took power of all greece lead to defeat of persia |
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| created academy. tress are just shadows in the form of trees |
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| held power at the height of athnean times and caused the greeks to become attached to democracy |
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| question with a question "question and answer format" |
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| group of city states who were in alliance with atheneans |
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| wrote first history book history of the peloponnesian war |
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| student of plato. analyzing based on observations and investigations |
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| where the famous oracle was. apollo's place of worship |
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| only completed greek trilogy that survived |
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| happiness, the supreme good could only be obtained by living in harmony with the will of god, inner peace |
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| hellenistic capitol of egypt |
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