Ancient Greece - Ancient country, the territory of states inhabited by ancient Greek tribes and occupying the south of the Balkan Peninsula with the adjoining islands of the Aegean Sea, the coast of Thrace, the western coast of Asia Minor and part of the island of Cyprus and spread its influence during the Greek colonization of the VIII-VI centuries. BC er in the east - on the Black Sea straits, the Black and Azov Seas, in the south - the North African coast, in the west - in Southern Italy, eastern Sicily, southern Gaul and the northeast coast of Spain.

- The value of ancient Greek history in world history. Periodization of ancient Greek history
- Ecology and population of ancient Greece. Their influence on the historical development of Greece.
- The study of ancient Greece in foreign historiography
- Study of the history of ancient Greece in the national historiography of the twentieth century
- Herodotus and his History. Why Herodotus is called the father of history.
- History of Thucydides as a historical source.
- Biographies of Plutarch, as a source on the history of ancient Greece.
- Minoan civilization in the 2nd millennium BC. Minos - lord of the Cretan state.
- Achaean society in the 2nd millennium BC. Trojan War.
- The social order of the ancient Greeks in the Homeric period. Discussion about the nature of the social system.
- Culture of archaic Greece. Religious public festivals. The Olympic Games and their cultural significance.
- Attika VIII - VI centuries. BC. The formation of the polis system.
- Great Greek colonization VIII - VI centuries. BC. Its causes and consequences.
- Ancient Sparta VIII - VI centuries. BC. Activities Lycurgus.
- Early Greek tyranny and its role in the development of Greek statehood. Tyranny of Periandra in Corinth.
- The reforms of Solon and their significance in the history of Attica.
- The tyranny of the Peisistratids and its role in the history of Attica.
- Greek polis, its essence, formation and types (VI - V centuries BC)
- The laws of Cleisthenes and the design of the democratic system in Athens.
- Economy of Greece in the 5th - 4th centuries. BC. The problems of commodity production in Greece.
- Athenian democracy as a political system in the 5th - 4th centuries. BC. Formation of citizenship as a political category.
- Class-estate structure of Greece V - IV centuries. BC. The main signs of classic slavery.
- Architecture and sculpture V - IV centuries. BC. The ensemble of the Athenian acropolis.
- Greek tragedy of the 5th century BC. (Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides). Greek theater and its importance in public and cultural life.
- Scientific knowledge in the V - IV centuries. BC.
- Bosporus kingdom in the V - IV centuries. BC. Relations of Bosporus with Athens
- Black Sea in the V - IV centuries. BC. (Herakleia, Sinop, Olbia, Bosporus)
- The political struggle in Athens in the years 490-480. BC. Activities Themistocles.
- The first decade of the Greco-Persian Wars.
- Peloponessian Union in the VI - V centuries. BC. Structure and organization.
- Ancient Greek religion. Olympia and Delphi as common Greek religious centers.
- Marathon battle and its historical significance. Miltiades as a commander.
- The campaign of Xerxes in Greece and its consequences. The end of the Greek-Persian Wars. Terms of Kalliev world.
- First Athenian Maritime Union and Athenian arche. Pericles activities.
- The first period of the Peloponessian War.
- Peloponessian War (second period from 415 BC). The reasons for the defeat of Athens.
- The position of Greece after the Peloponessian War. The crisis of the policy in the middle of IV centuries. BC.
- Boeotian Union in IVvv. BC. and his struggle for hegemony in Greece in the IV centuries. BC.
- The activities of Demosthenes in Athens in the middle of the IV century. BC.
- Greek oratory and journalism IV. BC. Isocrates and Demosthenes.
- Sicilian power of Dionysius in IV. BC. Understanding of pre-Hellenism.
- Syracuse in the IV - III centuries. BC. Activity Agathocles.
- The philosophy of Plato. The concept of a perfect policy.
- The theory of slavery and the ideal policy of Aristotle.
- The Second Athenian Maritime Union, its structure and foreign policy.
- Aristophanes and his work.
- The rise of Macedonia. Her conquest of Greece. The activities of Philip II.