the peninsula in southern Greece where the city-state Sparta was located

a style of government that gives power to citizens to make decisions by voting

a style of government that gives power a few powerful individuals, such as the wealthy and military leaders

a style of government in which a leader has invaded and taken over control of the land and the people

An area within a country that is small like a city, but acts like a country with its own laws and style of government

a city-state in Greece that is known for having a strong army

A city-state within Greece that was known for education and philosophy

a Greek philosopher who believed in the wisest people ruling the people

a Greek philosopher who believed one should question leaders

a Greek philosopher who believed in science and reason

a conqueror and ruler of Greece, known for conquering a vast empire and spreading Greek (Hellenistic) culture

war between groups of people from the same country

a group of people living in a new area who still have ties to their homeland

another name for city-state

open area used as a marketplace or a gathering place for debate and discussion of issues important to the people