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| Having human forms or attributes |
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| Four-year period between Olympic Games; became a Greek means of dating historical events |
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| City-state; basic political unit of Greece |
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| Government headed by a tyrant who gained complete control of it---usually by force |
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| Original Spartans who were enslaved by the Dorians |
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| Greek culture. Similar to Greek culture |
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| Formal study of human thought and culture |
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| Men who sought the answers to the basic questions of life |
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| The breakdown of government and order |
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| An early civilization in the Aegean region based on the island of Crete |
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| Early Greek civilization on the mainland of Greece; borrowed heavily from the Minoan civilization |
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| An epic poem of the Greek Dark Ages written by Homer |
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| A league of Greek city-states |
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| Defensive alliance of Greek city-states |
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| Greek civil war between Athens and her allies and Sparta and her allies |
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| Most spectacular temple in Athens; dedicated to Athens |
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| The son of Darius and king of Greece |
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| Ruled by the people and only the people |
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| A period in Greek history |
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| Military leader of Athens and took over Greece for a long time; fought with his soldiers |
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| A contemporary of Pericles |
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| The most famous pupil of Socrates |
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