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Study Guide for The CULTURE of Ancient Greece

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What was the purpose of the building known as the Parthenon? The Parthenon was used for religious ceremonies. Many gods were worshipped there.
What is a Greek comedy? A Greek comedy is a funny play with a happy ending.
What is a Greek tragedy? A Greek tragedy is a serious play with a sad ending.
Who was Poseidon? god of the sea
What is the importance of the Poseidon statue being located in Spain's Canary Islands? It supports the idea that Greek myths are known across much of the world.
What is the name that many ancient Greeks go by? Hellenes
Name three characteristics of the ancient Olympic Games. -they were a competition for athletes -they were a festival in honor of Zeus -they were a time when ancient Greeks were united and would work on their differences
Alexander the Great built a large empire. How far east did it go? to India
Can you name the main idea of Plato's Republic? It was "how to organize a just society
At what point in life does Aristotle think friends are important? He proposed that one needed friends at every stage in life.
Be able to state, or name, a few ways that Alexander the Great influenced the world and support your claims with evidence from Ch. 4.
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