The great philosopher of ancient Athens; placed on trial for corrupting the youth of Athens and was executed in 399BCE:

The term “natural law” refers to the Stoic concept that a single law that was part of the natural order of life governed all people. 

Greek philosopher and physician considered to be the “Father of Medicine”:

Leonidas, the king of Sparta, and his 300 Spartan soldiers were ultimately defeated at the Battle of Thermopylae.

Which statement describes a notable feature of Spartan society?

The Illiad and Odyssey, stories based on Mycenaean legends and heroes, were written by:

This Athenian noble, elected as leader of Athens in 594 BCE, freed people enslaved for debt, recalled all exiles, cancelled debts on lands and allowed non-nobles to take part in elections.

Spartan society, under the recommendations of the lawgiver Lycurgus, altered itself in which way?

Who turned Athens into a showplace of Greek culture and architecture?

The development of  democracy is most closely associated with this Greek citystate: