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A Greek competition for the gods, where men would battle and test their athletic ability. Honoring the god Zeus.
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author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, inspired early Greek culture
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Harsh laws created by Draco. People were put to death for stealing things.
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Rise of tyrants, who were unfair and plain cruel leaders or kings/queens. An examples would be Argos
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A belief in shared power, Ancient Greece came up with this by combining two words.
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The first fight between Greek states and Persia.
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First Persian invasion of Greece. Fought by the Persian force and citizens of Athens.
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Known for being the Persian king and his great buliding technology
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The Greco Persian wars, was the second invasion of Greece. The King sought to conquer all of greece.
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Fight between Greek city states and Sparta, when the Persian king began trying to conquer Greece
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A king known for his massive invasion of greece.
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Greek statesman, known for his leadership as general
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Known for the Trojan war in Homer Lliad in greek mythology
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The war was between the Spartas and Athens. Spartas feared how much power Athens had and attacked. Spartas won the war
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A famous Greek philosopher. Wrote the Apology and the cavalry commander
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A place to educate philosophers. Founded by Plato
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King of the kingdom Macedonians, took over city states and tried to keep internal piece.
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A king of ancient kingdom of Macedon. Took the throne from his father. Named as a great military mind
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An Athenians philosopher, who gave ways for higher learning in the west world
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Battle between Greek city states and Macedonians. King Phillip took athens cities and began the war. Phillip won the war.
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Confederation of greek states set by Philip II, for the use of military forces
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A great greek philosopher, who founded the Perptical school. Taught by Plato
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Was meant to be a Mueseum, still in decent condition to this day.
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The catapult was invented by Greek soilders, using a pulley system to throw rocks or other things. Used as a military weapon
