Greek city-state

armed foot soldier

someone who studies knowledge, reality, and existence

a system of government where the power is vested in the people

a small group of individuals having control of a country or larger group of people

a body of land surrounded by water on 3 sides

the high fortified area of an ancient Greek city

a story or group of stories that form part of the traditional knowledge of a society

"Rule by the best" - these are the people that rule when the upper class is in charge

the capital of Greece

a person who is a member of a country

Spartan slaves in ancient Greece

leaders of Ancient Sparta

a performance featuring tragic events and having an unhappy ending

a performance intended to make an audience laugh

athletic contests held to honor Zeus and the other Gods

a form of discussion by asking and answering questions to engage in critical thinking

Bronze Age civilization in Greece that arose on the island of Crete

Flourished in late Bronze Age, a civilization that arose after the Minoan civilization

An epic poem written by Homer. Set during the Trojan War.

An epic poem written by Homer - Sequel to the Iliad

the ability to live forever