Anc. Greece Vocab Ch 17 & 18

The state of not being able to agree about important things

• wit

• alliance

• disunity

• shrewdness

The ability to quickly evaluate a situation and make an intelligent judgement that gives oneself an advantage

• shrewdness

• founder

• philosopher

• acropolis

A union or association formed for mutual benefit

• fleet

• identity

• currency

• alliance

The person who first started or built something new

• founder

• fleet

• architecture

• shrewdness

A route through a mountain range

• mountain pass

• fleet

• amphitheater

• acropolis

An ability to use words and ideas in a quick, inventive way to create humor

• shrewdness

• wit

• ideal

• rebellion

A person who studies ideas about knowledge, truth, the nature and meaning of life

• architecture

• founder

• philosopher

• currency

An outdoor theater or performance area, often built into the side of a hill with rows of seats surrounding a central stage

• amphitheater

• fleet

• currency

• architecture

A system of money in use in a particular country

• disunity

• column

• mythology

• currency

A tall, thick, vertical post that serves as decoration or support for a structure

• epic

• acropolis

• column

• currency