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Letter E is the _________ Sea. |
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Letter C is the _______ Sea. |
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| The rugged terrain of ancient Greece led to the development of: |
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| This was the first civilization or Greece, it was centered on the Island of Crete. |
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| This island was the center of Minoan civilization and is the largest island of the Aegean. |
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| Capital of the Minoan Civilization |
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| It is thought that the Minoan civilization collapsed because of a: |
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| This was the first Greek-Speaking civilization |
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| The Mycenaeans fought a ten-year war with this city for the control of the Dardanelles Strait. |
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The Mycenaeans buried their royalty in these bee-hive shaped tombs. |
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| Greek Poet who wrote about the Trojan War |
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| Homeric Epic about the Trojan War |
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| Homeric Epic about the journey of Odysseus home after the Trojan War. |
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| After the fall of the Mycenaean Civilization Greece entered a _________ Age. |
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| This was the word that the Greeks used to describe "Excellence" in courage and honor. |
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| When the Greek city-states became too crowded they spread out and established _____________. |
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| The Greeks colonized the Mediterranean and Aegean in the search for ___________ land. |
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The open-air market of a Greek city State
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The Three groups of the Athenian Polis were
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| The Greek economcy was based on Agriculture and ____________ |
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| This city-state had a life based on War |
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| Sparta's government was an: |
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| The slaves of the Spartans |
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The Government of Sparta was made up of
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| Athens was the __________ Center of Greece |
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| Rule by rich upper-class landowners |
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| Rule by a single leader who seizes power |
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| Athenian tyrant who codified Athenian law |
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| Athenian tyrant who ended debt slavery |
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| Athenian Tyrant who enacted land reform taking land fromt the rich and giving it to the poor. |
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| Athenian tyrant who created the Council of 500 |
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| Athens had this type of Democracy |
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| In 499 BCE a revolt in this region sparked the Persian Wars. |
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| Persian King of the First Persian War |
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| The Persians lost to the Greeks at this battle in the first Persian War |
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| The Persian King during the Second Persian War |
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| The Spartans and their allies held off the Persian advance for several days at this battle of the second Persian War, giving the Athenians time to evaculate Athens. |
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| The Athenian leader Themistocles defeated the Persian navy at this battle of the Second Persian War |
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| After the Persian Wars the Greeks formed this lead, headed by Athens, to defend against future attack. |
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| The man ruled during the Golden age of Athens |
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| Pericles built this temple to Athena in Athens. |
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| Pericles expanded this form of government in Athens by paying politicans to serve in office. |
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| The law-making body of Athens |
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| To ban a citizen from Athens for ten years. |
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| Sparta formed this league to counter the Delian League. |
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| This 27-year war broke out between the Delian League and the Peloponnesian League. |
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| This city won the Peloponnesian War |
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| The Greeks believed their gods and goddess had ________ characteristics. |
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Greek goddess of Wisdom
Roman name is Minerva |
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Greek king of the gods
Roman name is Jupiter |
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Greek goddess of love and beauty
Roman name is Venus |
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Greek queen of the gods
Roman name is Juno |
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Greek god of war
Roman name is Mars |
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| Greek and Roman god of the sun |
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Greek goddess of the hunt
Roman name is Diana |
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Greek god of wine and fertility
Roman name is Bacchus |
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Greek messenger of the gods
Roman name is Mercury |
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Greek blacksmith of the gods
Roman name is Vulcan |
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| The Greeks used their religion to explain natural _______________ |
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| Greek teatre included these two areas |
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| When the Greeks wanted to know the will of the gods they would consult an: |
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| Theatre in Greece began with the worship of this god |
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Father of Greek Tragedy
His plays include the Persians, and the Orestia |
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| Greek tragic playwright who wrote Oedipus Rex |
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| Greek tragic playwright who wrote Media, Electra, and the Trojan Women |
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| Greek comedic playwright who wrote The Clouds and the Frogs |
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| Greek Philosopher who sais, "know thyself" and was put on trial for corrupting the youth of Athens. |
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| Greek philosopher who was the student of Socrates. He believed in a world of forms, wrote a book called The Republic about an ideal state, and established a school called the Academy. |
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| Greek philosopher who was the student of Plato. He established a school called the Lyceum and was the tutor of Alexander the Great. |
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| This man is considered to be the father of History. He wrote his book "The Histories" about the Persian wars. |
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| This man is the first scientific historian. He wrote about the Peloponnesian War. |
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| The Greeks believed their sculpture and buildings should look: |
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| Greek sculptor who designed the great statue of Athena and is thought to have originated the idealized style of Greek sculpture. |
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This man wrote a book called "The Elements" which became the foundation of Geometry.
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This man formulated the formula for solving for a right Triangle.
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Scientists who found the way to measure volume and used levers and pulleys
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| This man is considered the father of medicine |
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| Philip II and his son Alexander were both from this region |
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| This Macedonian King was assassinated after he conquered Greece before he could conquer the Persian Empire. |
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| This young Macedonian King conquered the Persian Empire. |
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| This was the language spread by Alexander the Great. |
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| The culture spread by Alexander the Great through trade. It was a combination of Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian culture. |
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| Alexander founded Greek style cities. The most famous one was ___________ in Egypt. |
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| Hellenistic Philosophy which stated that we should seek modest pleasures to achieve happiness. |
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| Hellinistic Philosophy which stated that one should not be ruled by emotions. |
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