Ancient Greece

3. This philosopher taught by asking questions and was sentenced to death in Athens.
6. The ruler of the Greek gods, associated with thunder.
7. The type of farming used in Greece due to its mountainous landscape.
9. The son of Philip II, he spread Greek culture across a vast empire.
11. The Greek goddess of wisdom and warfare, protector of Athens.
12. Greek stories about gods and heroes, often used to explain natural events.
13. The body of water between Greece and Turkey, important for trade.
14. The philosopher who wrote "The Republic" and was a student of Socrates.
15. A government where a few powerful individuals rule, common in Sparta.

1. The Greek marketplace, a center for trade and political discussion.
2. This sea was crucial for Greek trade and colonization, connecting them to Egypt and Rome.
4. A Greek city-state, known for its strict military society.
5. A type of government where citizens vote on laws directly, practiced in Athens.
8. This city-state was known for its strong navy and democratic government.
10. A high, fortified area in a Greek city, often with important temples.
15. A sporting event held every four years in honor of Zeus.