an area of land almost entirely surrounded by water (3 sides)

a sheltered placed along a coast used to protect boats and ships.

a Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea, southwest of Greece.

A Greek Island, lying east of Crete in the Aegean Sea.

a peninsula in east-central Greece on the Aegean Sea on which Athens was built.

A mountainous peninsula in southern Greece between the Ionian and Aegean Sea.

an ancient seafaring civilization located on the eastern shore of the mediterranean.

a formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together as a unit.

political system in which citizens participate directly in decision making.

membership in a community in which people help make governmental decisions.

representative democracy

a political system in which citizens elect others to represent them in government.

a system of government in which citizens vote to make governmental decisions.

political power held by a small group of people

for many centuries, the most powerful of all ancient Greek city-states.

the largest ancient Greek city-state located on the southern Peloponnesus

a member of the Spartan assembly

a member of the Spartan assembly.

a "state" that organizes itself for the purpose of waging war.

person or organizations in control of power

the introduction of something new.

someone who paid rent, either in money or crops, to grow crops on another person land.

resident aliens, often merchants or artisans from another city state or was not a Greek.

the ownership and control of other people as property.

a collection of myths/stories that people tell about their gods/heroes

poetry that was originally sung to music.

a group of performers who comment with collective voice on the dramatic action in a Greek tragedy, comedy, play...

the act of accepting or giving into a superior force

700 BC, ancient Greek poet- wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey

One of classical Athens' three great tragic playwrights whose plays have survived over time.

the quality of representing a person, thing or situation in a way that is true to life.

the cultural idea of a perfect person

the study or search for the truth

Greek Philospher who discussed laws, customs and religion with students. Accused of urging young people to revolt. Sentenced to death.

Greek Philospher and student of Socrates. Wrote about the nature of reality.

Athenian historian and general who hoped that his history of Peloponnesian War would help people avoid repeating the mistakes of the past.

From athens, was an ancient Greek Philosopher, historian, soldier and student of Socrates. Believed the study of history could teach people how to live moral lives.

philospher and student of Plato who sought knowledge through observation. He was a great collector and classifier of data.

Platos famous school of philosphy

a question-and-answer method of teaching

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Polis

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A city-state in ancient greece.

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Citizen

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A person with certain rights and responsibilities in his or her country.

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acropolis

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"high city" high hill in city-state where temples and public buildings were located.

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politics

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the art and practice of government according to the greeks.

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Minoans

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early, highly advanced civilization developed on Crete.

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Mycena

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civilization influenced by Minoans, that developed on mainland Greece.

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The Dark Age

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With fall Mycenaeans, Greek Culture declined and Greeks migrated across the Aegean settling in Ionia.

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