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| aristocrats or "best people" |
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| one ruler with absolute power |
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| land wherein Athens was located |
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| large peninsula wherein Sparta was located |
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| pillar in the sculpted form of a woman |
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| large storage vessel with a pointed bottom |
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| fighting ship with 3 levels of oars |
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| deadly fighting formation providing good defense |
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| heavily armored Greek warrior |
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| strangers living and doing business in Sparta |
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| original inhabitants of Sparta forced to work the land |
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| five overseers of Sparta elected annually |
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| council of 2 kings and 28 councilors over 60 years of age |
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| assembly of all Spartan men over 30 years of age |
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| open area market and meeting place |
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| high ground religious complex of temples |
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| stranger living and doing trade in Athens; not a citizen |
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| meeting hill and court of justice |
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| 3 rulers enforcing the policies of the council |
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| a tyrant noted for his harsh laws |
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| reformed the laws and the system of government |
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| introdueced democracy as a system of government |
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| machine used to select jurors |
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| pottery fragment used to remove unpopular politicians |
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| a building and constant meeting place for 50 councilors |
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| hill and meeting place of the assembly |
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