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| a long story-poem (ex. The Iliad & the Odyssey) |
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| a story that explains something in nature |
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| an animal story that teaches a lesson |
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| "rule by the people" the type of government in Athens |
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| "rule by a few" the type of government in sparta |
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| the father of medicine (discovered diseases were caused by natural causes) |
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| discovered everything was made up of atoms |
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| famous Greek philosopher (taught Alexander the Great) |
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| famous Greek philosopher (taught plato) |
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| famous Greek philosopher (student of Socrates) |
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| prince of Troy that kidnapped Helen (Trojan War) |
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| a mathematician that wrote the geometry text called "elements" |
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| a blind Greek poet that wrote the epics (The Iliad & The Odyssey) |
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| the father of history (wrote about the Persian war) |
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| ruler of Athens during the Golden Age |
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| conquered the known world and spread Greek ideas |
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| outdoor theater where Greeks watched plays |
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| outdoor marketplace in Athens |
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| rocky hill that overlooks Athens (where the Parthenon is located) |
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| highest mountain peak in Greece; home of the Greek gods |
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| city-state that was a center of democracy,culture,and trade |
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| peninsula where Greece is located |
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| sea located south of Greece |
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| city-state in Turkey that fought Greece in the Trojan War |
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| sea located east of Greece; separated Greece from Asia |
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| took charge of Athens day to day business; members were chosen in a drawing |
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| settled disputes in Athens |
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| Spartan life was based on the |
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| Did the Spartans like outsiders |
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| City and its surrounding farmland |
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| free, male, adult citizens |
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| Who was allowed to vote in Athens |
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| lifelike statues that showed action and balance |
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| Greek art that is used to store objects and for trade |
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| Sporting competition held for the glory of Greece and its gods (only men could participate) |
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| serious story with disater |
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| Homer's epic written about the Trojan War |
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| Method used to win Trojan War |
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| Who fought in the Trojan War |
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| Paris of Troy "stole" Helen of Sparta |
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| What was the cause of the Trojan War |
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| Who fought in the Persian War |
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| What caused the Persian War |
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| Greeks tricked the Persians into fighting in unfamiliar waters |
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| What strategy was used to win the Persian War |
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| What was the last battle in the Persian War |
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| A war when 2 groups of people from the same place fight each other |
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| Who were the opponents in The Peloponnesian War |
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| Sparta feared Athens growing power |
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| What was the cause of the Peloponnesian War |
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| Persia gave Sparta money for ships |
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| What strategy was used to win the Peloponnesian War |
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| Who won The Peloponnesian War |
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| The elephant and the whale refers to which war |
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| Do we still see the achievements today |
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| What age did Spartan boys begin their training |
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