18 Questions
Who was the ancient Greek philosopher known as the 'Father of History'?
Herodotus
Which deity was associated with communication, commerce, and travel in Greek religion?
Hermes
Who asserted that 'Man is the measure of all things', highlighting subjectivity and individual perspective?
Protagoras
Which ancient Greek deity was associated with marriage, family, and childbirth?
Hera
The concept of democracy, inspired by ancient Greece, allowed citizens to participate in decision-making. Which historical figure is commonly associated with promoting democracy in Athens?
Pericles
'The Delian League' was formed to counter Persian threats and later became a tool for Athenian dominance. Who was a prominent Athenian statesman associated with this league?
Themistocles
What is the main difference between democracy and oligarchy?
Number of rulers
What was the primary role of an ephor in Sparta?
Education of youth and conduct of citizens
Which city-state was known for its focus on military training and discipline?
Sparta
Who played a key role in shifting the balance of power in the Aegean during the Persian Wars?
Themistocles
What was the original purpose of the Delian League?
Counter Persian threats
What significant infrastructure projects were overseen by Pericles during the Age of Pericles?
Long Walls and reconstruction of Athens
What event marked the beginning of the end of the Great Peloponnesian War?
The Battle of Aegospotami
Which philosopher was influenced by the Great Peloponnesian War and Athenian thought and literature?
Plato
What did the Sicilian Expedition reveal about Athens' naval supremacy?
It highlighted the dangers of overreach
What did the death of Brasidas symbolize in the context of the Great Peloponnesian War?
The cost and sacrifices on both sides of the conflict
What is an oracle in ancient Greece?
A sacred shrine for revealing the future
Which Ancient Greek philosopher is credited as the founder of Western philosophy and among the first moral philosophers?
Socrates
Test your knowledge on ancient Greek philosophy, historical figures like Plato and Herodotus, architectural symbolism of the Parthenon, and key concepts from that era.
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