An area set aside for worship.

An open air watercolor painting in wet plaster.

Legendary war involving Achilles and Odysseus.

Narrow body of water between two larger bodies of water

Blind Greek poet responsible for the Iliad and the Odyssey.

The Greek word for city.

The elevated area of a Greek city where temples are located.

Someone who has the right to live in an area.

Hereditary rule by one person.

Rule by hereditary land-owning nobility.

Rule by the wealthy elite class.

A new style of warfare that changes society.

The warrior city-state of Greece.

The state slaves of Sparta.

The Philosopher city-state of Greece.

Citizens vote on the day-to-day running of the city.

Someone who takes rule by force.

The law-making body in government.

A formal agreement of cooperation between city-states.

Person who ushered in the "Golden Age" of Athens.

Payment for government service.

A group of people who decide the outcome of a court case.

To be kicked out, specifically of Athens for 10 years.

Greek thinkers or "Lovers of reason."

The art of speaking.

Greek philosopher who used questioning to seek the truth.

This temple is dedicated to Athena.

A play that tells of human suffering.

The Greek "Father" of history.

Who was the king of the Greek gods?

Who was the patron god of Athens?

Merchants and the poor often supported Athenian tyrants because they promised...

What type of people were the Myceneans?

Why did Darius I send an army to attack Athens?