a unique Greek version of a city-state

the part of a Greek city-state"High City" contained temples and important structures

a massive formation of heavily armed foot soldiers

a state-owned slave in Greek Society

form of government by the landholding elite/also refers to the upper class

form of government where power is in the hands of a small group-usually the elite business class

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World History Foundation 1-7

Question	Answer
Polis	a unique Greek version of a city-state
Acropolis	the part of a Greek city-state"High City" contained temples and important structures
Phalanx	a massive formation of heavily armed foot soldiers
Helots	a state-owned slave in Greek Society
Aristocracy	form of government by the landholding elite/also refers to the upper class
Oligarchy	form of government where power is in the hands of a small group-usually the elite business class
Democracy	government by the people