Hermaphroditus is the child of Aphrodite and Ares.
When the daughters of Cecrops looked into the box and saw Er…
When the daughters of Cecrops looked into the box and saw Erichthonius, they:
The Cyclopes work in Hephaistos’ forge under Mt. Etna.
The Cyclopes work in Hephaistos’ forge under Mt. Etna.
Europa was seduced by Zeus and turned into a cow.
Europa was seduced by Zeus and turned into a cow.
For rejecting Apollo after promising to love him, Cassandra…
For rejecting Apollo after promising to love him, Cassandra was condemned to:
A patient is receiving nifedipine, a calcium channel blocker…
A patient is receiving nifedipine, a calcium channel blocker, to treat high blood pressure. Which of the following instructions should be included in the teaching plan?
The Greeks already had a strong sense of national identity a…
The Greeks already had a strong sense of national identity as Greeks before the Persian Wars.
The reason Philip and Alexander presented to the Greeks for…
The reason Philip and Alexander presented to the Greeks for invading Persia was:
The torsion catapult invented by Dionysios of Syracuse and i…
The torsion catapult invented by Dionysios of Syracuse and improved by Philip II had what consequence for ancient warfare?
Choose one (1) prompt and write a well-organized essay in re…
Choose one (1) prompt and write a well-organized essay in response. Your essay should be about 300-400 words, be organized around a thesis statement, and use a minimum of three (3) specific examples to support your argument. Discuss the relationship between the Greeks and the Persians from the 6th century through Alexander’s conquests. Additionally, consider how Persia is used in Greek and then Macedonian propaganda. While beautiful, Greek art is above all functional. Choose one type of art (sculpture, vase painting, etc.) and discuss the different contexts in which we find it. Think about questions such as does material (ex. Bronze, stone, etc.) matter? How is the art being used there? Is there any symbolic purpose? Numerous social and political changes happened in Greece beginning in the mid-4th century through the Roman conquest of Greece. What were the consequences for the Greek polis? How did these changes leave Greece open for Roman invasion?