Lessons 21-25 Review Flashcards

1
Q

“I have lived long enough.”

A

Epaminondas

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2
Q

governors of defeated Athens, installed by Sparta

A

Thirty Tyrants

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3
Q

Socrates’ question-and-answer method of teaching

A

Socratic method

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4
Q

Greek general; author of the history, Anabasis

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Xenophon

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5
Q

Theban hero at the battle of Leucrtra

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Pelopidas

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6
Q

poisonous plant used for executions in ancient Greece

A

hemlock

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7
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Persian general; brother of Artaxerxes

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Cyrus

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8
Q

guards

A

sentries

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9
Q

“Thus died the man who was in death the noblest we have ever known, in life, the wisest and the best.”

A

Plato

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10
Q

Theban general and victor at Mantinea

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Epaminondas

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11
Q

“What! Would you have me die guilty?”

A

Socrates

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12
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philosopher; pupil of Socrates; carried on Socrates’ work and wrote Socrates’ teachings

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Plato

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13
Q

“I see the man.”

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Cyrus

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14
Q

“When the lion’s skin is too short, you must patch it with that of a fox.”

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Lysander

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15
Q

the citadel of Thebes

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Cadmea

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16
Q

naval commander during the Peloponnesian War

A

Alcibiades

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17
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

A

Aegos Potamos

18
Q

“The March Upcountry” or “The March of the Ten Thousand”; Xenophon’s history of Cyrus’ march toward Babylon and the retreat of the Greek “ten thousand”

A

Anabasis

19
Q

Spartan admiral at the end of the Peloponnesian War; captured Athens

A

Lysander

20
Q

“And where can the good and the noble be found?”

A

Socrates

21
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

A

Leuctra

22
Q

important athletic contest held every four years; began in Elis in 776 B.C.

A

Olympic Games

23
Q

Athenian teacher and philosopher

A

Socrates

24
Q

Persian King

A

Artaxerxes

25
Q

difficulty; hardship

A

plight

26
Q

relative

A

kinsman

27
Q

primary commander of the ill-fated Sicilian expedition

A

Nicias

28
Q

the love and pursuit of wisdom

A

philosophy

29
Q

Athenian who overthrew the Tyrants

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Thrasybulus

30
Q

wife of Socrates

A

Xanthippe

31
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

A

Mantinea

32
Q

“You can bury my body; you cannot put me into a grave.”

A

Socrates

33
Q

men obsessed with latest fashions; dandies

A

fops

34
Q

Plato’s open-air school at Athens

A

Academy

35
Q

showing artful deception or trickery

A

cunning

36
Q

fortune; choice

A

lot

37
Q

“Leuctra and Mantinea are daughters who will keep my name alive.”

A

Epaminondas

38
Q

“Victory!”

A

The Greeks at the battle of Cunaxa

39
Q

a permanent military post

A

garrison

40
Q

“My judges, you go now to your homes, I to prison and to death. But which of the two is the better lot, God only knows.”

A

Socrates

41
Q

four-year period between Olympic games

A

olympiad