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SS-Greece Common Ass

2014 - Common assessment on Greece

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monarchy form of government in which one person rules as a king or queen, this usually came first in a Greek city-state.
democracy in Athens all citizens shared ruling power
theocracy ruled by a diety or religious leaders
Athen's geography It was close to the sea - so it greatly added to it's economy
the Peloponnesus a large geographic region in southern Greece. It is separated from the northern part of the country by the Gulf of Corinth. - almost island-like
Sparta's physical features surrounded by mountains - made them isolated
Council of Elders made the most important government decisions for Sparta
education in Sparta All children (boys and girls) got military training
Pericles led the government during the Golden Age
Olympics every 4 years, the Greeks agreed to stop fighting for a brief period to allow athletes to compete
columns on the outside of buildings one of the influences of ancient Greece on today's architecture.
Persian Empire expanded its area by conquering many of its neighbors
the Persian wars events that stopped (prevented) Persia from conquering Greece
one influence of Alexander's conquests the spread of Greek culture
divisions between Greek city-states made it possible for Philip II to be successful in Greece
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