In which Greek city were the ancient Olympics held?

To which goddess was the Parthenon in Athens dedicated?

Which system of government is considered to have originated in ancient Greece?

Who was the Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great?

According to Greek mythology, the Trojan War was fought over which woman?

Which famous Greek philosopher was sentenced to death and executed by drinking hemlock?

The Battle of Marathon in 490 BC was a Greek victory against the forces of which empire?

The two most powerful city-states of ancient Greece were Athens and which other city-state?

To which poet are the ancient Greek epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey, attributed?

Which Greek god, associated with the sun, was also the patron of the Oracle at Delphi?

From which northern Greek kingdom did Alexander the Great come?

The Peloponnesian War, which weakened both sides, was fought between Athens and which other city-state?

Which famous tragedy about a king who unknowingly kills his father and marries his mother was written by Greek playwright Sophocles?

At which battle did the famous last stand of the 300 Spartans defending a mountain pass against the Persian army take place?

Under the leadership of which statesman did the Golden Age of Athens, which produced the Parthenon and great works of philosophy and drama, occur?

What is the title of Plato's famous work describing an ideal society governed by philosopher-kings?

The Hellenistic period, which spread Greek culture across the known world, began after which event?

Athens transformed the Delian League into an empire by relocating what from Delos to Athens?

Aeschylus revolutionized Greek theater by introducing what?

Thucydides stood apart from earlier historians by doing what?