Chapter 8 Review

3. Socrates was an Athenian sculptor whose true love was ___________.
4. __________ taught students that the universe followed the same laws that governed music and numbers.
7. Aristotle studied up to 158 different _________ and wrote a book called "Politics" that explained what type of government worked best.
9. After his death, Alexander's Empire fell apart because the ______ fought one another and divided it.
11. Aesop's ______ were a part of Greek oral tradition. Mainly animal characters with a strong moral message.
12. The word "Hellenistic" Means like the _________.
14. Gained power in the ancient world during the reign of King Philip II
16. ___________ the Great was a commander in the army at 16 and a ruler at 20.
17. ______________ is considered the father of history.
18. The library at _____________-- had the largest collection of writings in the ancient world.
19. The Socratic ___________ is a style of teaching by asking questions.
22. ______________ era was a time in which Greek culture spread throughout the known world.
23. Philosophy means the ____ of knowledge.

1. Were traveling teachers in ancient Greece.
2. ___________ was an ancient Greek philosopher thatwho sentenced to death by Hemlock poison.
5. The gods in ancient Greek myths have great powers but look and act like _____ beings.
6. _____________ taught that Greeks should ally with one another and fight back against Philip II's attacks.
8. Many Greeks visited an __________ to learn about the future or their fate.
10. _____________ was a Greek philosopher who was also the teacher of Alexander the Great.
13. __________ was Alexander the Great's famous horse.
14. ________ is a traditional story about gods and goddesses interacting with one another or humans.
15. The ______ _______ is a theory of living with moderation taught by Aristotle.
20. ___________ was an ancient historian who believed in accurate, eyewitness reporting of events.
21. _______described his vision of the ideal government in a book called the "Republic".