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Ch. 5 Greece

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a city state of ancient greece. polis
a walled high area surrounding a polis. acropolis
an open area that served as a meeting place and market in early greek city state. agora
foot soliders in ancient greece. hoplites
great pride. hubris
a goverment run by the people democracy
athien statesmen he introduced the first civil democracy in greece and created the boule. solon
a strong man who seized power by force and clamied to rule for the good of the people. tryant
ancient greek ruler often called father of the democracy he incresesd the size ofr the council that goverend athena to 500 and he reorginized athiens tribes on a geographical rather than family basis. cleisthenes
the type of governing systems where all people vote directly on an issue. direct democracy
a chief of state of acent athens. archon
a military composed of soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder carrying oikes and heavy spears. phalanx
athiens statesmen he encoureged the spread of democracy in athens and the growth of the city states power. pericles
greek philospher of athens his teaching style was based on asking questions he wanted people to question there on belifs. he was arrested and condemmed to death for challging authority. socrates
greek philospher a student of socrates he started a school in athens called academy. plato
greek philospher and student of plato he taught that logic was the tool for any nesscery injury his work later became the basis for medevil scholasticism. aristotle
clear and order thinking. reason
the process of infrences. logic
greek poet he wrote the epic poems the lliad and the odessy which tells stories set during and after the trojan war. homer
a type of poetry that gained its name from the lyre an instument that played while the poetry was sung. lyric poetry
greek historian. herodotrus
greek histoian of athens thucydides
king of macedon and conqueror of much of asia. alexander the great
the blending of cultures. hellinistic
greek geometer. eulid
greek astronemer. eratosthemes
greek mathmatician archimedes
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