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A) City-state
B) Geographic & political center of Greek life
C) Had its own government, religion, & laws |
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| Marketplace located at bottom of Acropolis |
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A) City-state located in south-central area of Greece (Peloponnesus)
B) One goal: to be militarily strong |
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| Nobles who took over Sparta around 800 BC |
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| 5 managers who were in charge of public affairs and Spartan education |
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A) Entered barracks at age 7
B) Served in military from age 20-60
C) Served in Council of Elders at age 60 |
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A) Had more freedom than other Greek women
B) Their goal was to produce strong men
C) Many were tough and athletic |
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A) City-state located on coast of Aegean Sea
B) Develops Democracy, philosophy, education, & the arts |
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| Form of government where few people rule |
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| Set of principles & rules for governing |
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| Wrote world's 1st constitution |
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A) War between Athens & Persia
B) Athens wins |
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A) War between Greece & Persia
B) Greece wins |
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| Protective group for city-states in Greece & Ionia (located in Asia Minor) |
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A) Leader who brought about "Golden Age" of Athens
B)Helped Athens develop into a beautiful city & built Parthenon |
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| 2 parallel fortified walls built to protect Athens |
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