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The development of Greek culture was most influenced by
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the Dorian invasion
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the region’s climate and geography
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the Trojan War
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Indo-European migrations
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the region’s climate and geography |
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The governments of ancient Greek city-states
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allowed citizens to participate
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were based on military rule
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were based on wealth
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took a variety of forms
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took a variety of forms |
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Athens became the most powerful city-state in ancient Greece as a result of
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the defeat of the Persians
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the Battle of Marathon
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its democratic reforms
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the strength of its army
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its democratic reforms |
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A major cause of the decline of Greece was
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plague and famine
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the Peloponnesian War
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the Persian Wars
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corrupt government
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the Peloponnesian War |
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The lasting legacy of the conquests of Alexander the Great was
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the unification of Greece
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a centralized empire
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the spread of democracy
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the spread of Hellenistic culture
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the spread of Hellenistic culture |
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| Legendary ten-year war fought by the Mycenaeans against Troy in 1200's BC |
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| Blind storyteller who composed the Iliad and other epics between 750 BC and 700 BC |
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| City-state made up of the city and its surrounding countryside |
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Government where citizens participate directly without representatives
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| Its standards come from the values of harmony, order, and proportion used by Greek sculptors |
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| Greek philosopher who summarized most knowledge up to his time and developed a type of logical argument |
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| Pupil of Aristotle, he conquered lands from Greece to the Indus valley |
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| Narrative poem that celebrates heroic deeds |
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| A story about gods, such as ones created by Greeks as a way to understand nature and human conscience |
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| A fortified hilltop in Greek city-states |
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| Form of government where a king rules, usually inheriting rule form a relative |
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| A government controlled by a small group of nobles |
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| Government ruled by a few wealthy, powerful people |
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| Believed in question-answer approach to teaching. Believed in absolute standards for truth and justice |
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| Peasants forced to live on the land they work, like the Messenians in Sparta |
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| Battle formation where soldiers stood side by side, shields up, swords out |
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| Wars between Greece and Persia |
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| War between Athens and Sparta that ende the Athenian empire, wealth and power |
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