BM2 Q3 Review

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BM2 Q3Review

• 6.55 Describe the myths and stories of classical
  Greece Give examples of Greek gods goddesses,
  and heroes (Zues, Hermes, Aphrodite, Athena,
  Posiedon, Artemis, Hades, Apollo), and events,
  and where and how we see their names today.
• 6.59- Describe the purposes and functions of the
  lyceum, the gymnasium, and the Library of
  Alexandria, and identify the major
  accomplishments of the ancient Greeks.

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• This philosopher taught his students about the
  golden mean.
• A ___________ is half man, half horse

Aristotle
centaur
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• At the center of Greek mythology are
  __________________ who are said to live on Mt.
  Olympus.

A pantheon of deities
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• If someone is referred to as Hercules, they are
  known for their __________
• Homer is known for writing the Greek epics,
  _________ and __________

strength
The Iliad
The Odyssey
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• A time when Greek culture was spread throughout
  the world was known as The ___________ Era.

Hellenistic

• Who was the man that was from Macedonia, son of
  Phillip II, and ruled most of the land that
  surrounded the Mediterranean Sea?

Alexander the Great
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• A scientist, mathematician, and inventor is best
  known in the field of mathematics for computing
  pi. ___________
• Zeuss brothers are_____ and _________

Archimedes
Poseidon
Hades
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• The epic that is about Odysseus and the Trojan
  War was ____________

The Iliad
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Aesops fables

• _________ ________ were part of Greeks oral
  traditions.
• ________ was worshipped as Greeces chief god.

Zeus
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Homer

• __________ wrote the Greek epics the Iliad and
  the Odyssey.
• According to Pericles, his
• government was
• a _________ because the
• power belonged to
• the people.

democracy
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Pythagoras

• ____________ taught his pupils that the universe
  followed the same laws that governed music and
  numbers.

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Parthenon

• The _________ was built in Athens to honor the
  goddess _________, the goddess of wisdom,
  justice, courage and war.

Athena
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Socrates

• Greek philosopher who practiced doubt and
  questioning to find the truth. Most of what is
  known about Socrates is from his conversations
  with Plato.

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Plato

• A Greek philosopher, student of Socrates and
  teacher of Aristotle. His most famous work is The
  Republic

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Aristotle

• An ancient Greek philosopher known as the Father
  of Logic student of Plato teacher of Alexander
  the Great