Ancient Greece

a land area surrounded by water on three sides

• peninsula

• polis

• acropolis

• island

the condition of being alone

• isolation

• polytheism

• slavery

• metic

A Greek city-state

• polis

• peninsula

• authority

• metic

"High city" in Greek refers to the upper part of an ancient Greek city, where public buildings and defenses were located.

• acropolis

• polis

• city-state

• isolation

independent state consisting of a city and its surrounding territory

• city-state

• polis

• acropolis

• peninsula

worship of many gods or deities

• polytheism

• monotheism

A collection on myths or stories that people tell about their god and heroes

• mythology

• polytheism

• Hippocracies

• Socrates

giving control over yourself to someone else

• submission

• politics

• government

• polytheism

form of teaching in which the teacher asks students questions after question to force them to think more clearly

• Hippocratic oath

• Socratic Method

• Hypothesis

• Citizen

logical guess

• hypothesis

• Hippocratic Oath

• Socratic Method

• politics