1. Alexander the Great’s Leadership | Evaluating whether Alexander cared for his men, analyzing his treatment of soldiers in difficult campaigns.

2. Alexander’s Reputation | Debating whether he was merely a brutal conqueror or a strategic ruler.

3. Propaganda and Image Management | Assessing Alexander’s use of propaganda to enhance his legacy.

4. Humor in Aristophanes′ Frogs | Analyzing how Aristophanes uses humor in the passage and how it reflects the play’s comedic style.

5. Comedy and Athenian Society | Discussing whether Aristophanes′ plays offer meaningful insights into Athenian life or are purely fantastical.

6. Character Contributions in Lysistrata | Evaluating whether all characters equally contribute to the play’s success.

7. Greek Vase Painting and War | Interpreting a vase’s depiction of war and assessing whether it critiques its horrors.

8. Challenges in Depicting Heroes vs. Women | Comparing the artistic difficulties of portraying mythological heroes versus domestic scenes.

9. Black-Figure vs. Red-Figure Storytelling | Assessing whether red-figure artists were more creative than black-figure artists in visual storytelling.