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| a cruel ruler who puts his or her interest over that of the people |
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| the Greek hero-king of Sparta |
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| procedure in which a citizen is out on trial to be sent to exile from the city |
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| A piece of Europe surrounded by water on all sides; Greece and Bulgaria |
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| any man over thirty who was never a slave |
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| a blind poet who wrote stories such as the Iliad and the Odyssey |
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| the agricultural slaves of Sparta |
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| a temple dedicated to the Goddess Athena |
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| the anscestors of the Spartans and they invaded most of Greece |
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| father of medicine who wrote the Hipporcrates oath |
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| a city in Greece that was established by Alexander the Great |
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| inhabitants of the island of Crete which is of the coast of Greece |
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| great warriors who came to have power of Greece |
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| what was the early form of government in greece |
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| a monarchy in which two kings ruled |
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| why did alexander the great stimulate his soldiers to marry persian women |
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| he encouraged this in order to solidify his new conquest |
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| why did the Persian war take place |
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| King Phillip II had a dream of conquering Greece so he did and his son Alexander carried on his dream |
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| what was the base of Greek Unity |
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| what was the main result of Solon's reforms |
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| the end of slavery and democracy |
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| how would you define gov't in sparta |
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| a monarchy in which two kings ruled |
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| what did troy take control of |
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| the strait in mesopotamia |
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| why do Historian value H.Schleimann |
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| he found the city of troy and other cities dating back to the bronze age of Greece |
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| how did king phillip conquer Greece |
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| he conquered Greece after wars between the city-states of greece weaken them as a unit |
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| how would you explain the Spartans origin |
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| their anscertsors were the dorians |
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| What were the East and west boundaries of Alexander's empire |
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| according to Plato how were people supposed to be governed |
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| they were supposed to be governed by philosophers who were wise and had reason |
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| a setlement built upon elevated ground usually used as a public center |
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| how did Cleinsthenis change the government of Athens |
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| by reforming the constitution of Ancient Athens and setting it on democratic footing |
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| wha helped alexander conquer the persian empire |
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| his victory at Guagemala ensured defeat |
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| what was the result of the peloponessian war |
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| it out an end to the power of Athens |
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| what was the main result of the Persian war |
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| the Greek city states grew powerful in unity |
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