Alexander the Great
Pericles
King Darius
Sophocles
Archimedes
Plato
Homer
Aristotle
Xerxes
King Phillip II of Macedonia
Zeus
Socrates
A playwright who wrote classic Greek tragedies that are still read today
The third of the big 3 Greek philosophers who taught Alexander the Great
Persian leader who continued attempting to expand borders and conquer Greece during the Persian Wars
The first of the big 3 Greek philosophers who taught by asking questions
The second of the big 3 Greek philosophers who wrote dialogues between his teacher and other wise men
Writer of epics (long poems) including The Iliad and The Odyssey
Son of Philip II and student of Aristotle; conquered Persia, Egypt, the Middle East and Northern India and created Hellenistic culture
Persian leader who started the Persian War by conquering the Greek city-state Ionia and punishing Athens for their attempt to help Ionia resist conquest
Athenian leader who brought about the Golden Age
The Olympics started as a religious festival to honor this king of gods
Mathematician who advanced a method of measuring circumference
Alexander the Great's father who conquered the Greek city states
