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CH.5 Greek

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Epicurean Philosophers who equated with good.
Eratosthenes Calculated the circumference of the globe.
Delian League An alliance of several Greek city-states led by Athens.
Socratic Method Method of learning through questions.
Polis Basic political unit in Greece.
Aristotle Argued that people should use reason to help them learn about the world.
Stoics Emphasize reason, self-discipline, emotional control,and personal morality.
Sappho Greek poet.
Hoplites Foot solders.
Cleisthenes Made tribes, not families or social group, the basis for elections.
Drama the art of play writing.
Agora public marketplace where people did business, gossiped, and discussed politics.
Antigonus Become king of Macedonia and Greece after Alexander's death.
Phalanx Tight rectangle formation used by Greek armies.
Helots Spartan slaves.
Xerxes led the second persian invasion of Greek.
Frescoes The richest source of information about the Minoan way of life.
Reason clear and order thinking.
Oligarchy Rule by a few individuals.
Cynicism Philosophy that reject pleasure, wealth, and social responsibility.
Philip II Conquered every major city-state in Greece except Sparta.
Mycenaeans Considered to be the first Greeks.
The Iliad tells the story of the last year of the Trojan War.
Draco Developed a harsh law code.
Euclid Egyptian who developed many geometry concepts.
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