3.1 Ancient Greece Review

The Greek term for “city"

(a)  

A government controlled by the people

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A government where citizens rule directly rather than through representatives

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A long narrative poem celebrating the deeds of legendary heroes

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Relating to the culture of Greece after Alexander the Great

(a)  

A traditional story about the gods, ancestors, or heroes told to explain the natural world or customs and beliefs

(a)  

A government where power is in the hands of a few people

(a)  

A thinker who uses logic and reason to investigate the nature of the universe

(a)  

A Greek city-state

(a)  

Which geographical features DID NOT significantly affected Greece’s development as a civilization?

• River valleys

• Proximity to the sea

• Rugged landscape

• Mild climate