Trivia- Ancient Greece - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
The largest city in Ancient Greece. Known for democracy and philosophy. Athens
93%
The rival city of the above. Known for an emphasis on warfare. Sparta
91%
Ancient poem written by Homer about the Trojan War. Considered the "Bible" of Ancient Greek culture. Iliad
88%
Man who would come to unite Greece and conquer far away lands. Son of a Macedonian King. Alexander the Great
82%
Student of the above. Known for creating The Academy. Plato
80%
Philosopher who was sentenced to death as a result of the above play. Drank hemlock. Socrates
80%
Philosopher who became known as "The father of western logic." Aristotle
73%
Leader of the Greek-city state that was in opposition to the Persian forces. Famous for his final stand with his 300 soldiers. Leonidas
63%
War that broke out between Sparta and their allies and Athens and their allies. Lasted 27 years. Peloponnesian War
58%
Battle in 480 B.C. that attempted to push back Persian invaders. Battle of Thermopylae
52%
Name for the "City-States" of Ancient Greece. Polis
44%
Civilization that lived on the island of Crete around 3500 B.C.. Conquered in 1500 B.C. by the above. Minoans
33%
The most famous Greek playwright who wrote plays such as The Babylonians, The Knights, and The Frogs. Aristophanes
24%
Leader of Persia during that battle. Xerxes I
20%
Name of the league created by Athens to rally many city-states together. Delian League
15%
Athenian statesman that ran the city from 630-560 B.C.. Cancelled the debt of all citizens and ended slavery. Solon
13%
Ancient culture that existed on the Greek mainland until their disappearance in 1200 B.C. due to social strife. Mycenaeans
12%
Play that satirized a famed philosopher written by the above. The Clouds
9%
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