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Another name for the upper class or nobility is called _______ aristocracy
A person who is loyal to a government and who is entitled to protection by that government is called a _______. citizen
The term _____ means "rule by the few" Oligarchy
______ is a government in which the citizens make the political decisions. Democracy
The Greek word for "city-state" is ________ Polis
In Greece, a ______ is someone who took power in an illegal way. Tyrant
A short story that usually involves animals and teaches a moral lesson is called a _______. fables
The southern half of Greece forms a second peninsula called ____________. Peloponnesus
Greeks were _____which means they worshiped more than one god. Polytheistic
______ is a body of land that has water on three sides. peninsula
In Greek society, landowners were part of the _____class. upper
________was the largest sea to the south of Greece. Mediterranean Sea
______ are stories that people tell to explain beliefs about their world. myths
The southern half of Greece is connected to the rest of Greece by a narrow strip of land called ______. isthmus
The sea was a source of _______, an important part of the Greek diet. fish
The Greek gods and goddess lived on _________ the highest mountain in Greece. Mount Olympus
What 3 seas played a major roll in the life of Ancient Greece? Mediterranean Sea, Ionian Sea, and the Aegean Sea
Greece traded with other regions including ______and ______. Egypt and Italy
_______ was the ruler of the Greek gods. Zeus
Greeks were _____which means they worshiped more than one god. polytheistic
The Greeks borrowed the alphabet from the ____________. Phoenicians
The phrase "Achilles heel" is used to refer to a person's _______ area. weakest
_____ was the goddess of wisdom, a warrior, and the patron of crafts. Athena
The ____ of the city life was called the agora. center
The Greeks learned about ________ from trading with the people of Anatolia. Coins
The Olympics were part of a major religious festival that honored _________. Zeus
Myths often began as ______stories and later were written down. oral
A monarch is a _____ or _____ who has supreme power. king....queen
A ______ is a state made of a city and its surrounding lands. city-state
In an oligarchy, people rule because of _______ or _______. wealth.......landownership
In Greece a citizen had to be born to parents who were _____ citizens. free
Aristocrats were descended from ______ ancestors. high-born
Sparta's government included two _______who ruled kings
The United States is an example of a ________ Democracy. Indirect
Tyrants would enact laws cancelling the _____ poor people owed the wealthy. debt
Helots often ________ against the Spartans rebelled
The social class in Sparta included: citizens, free noncitizens, and ________. helots
Only free _____ were citizens who could take part in Athens limited democracy. males
In Athens, the __________ voted on laws. Assembly
Education for girls in Sparta focused on making them _________. strong
Modern ________ are inspired by the solider who ran 25 miles to tell the victory of the the war. marathons
Athenian women had less ________ than Spartan women. freedom
In Athens, some slaves earned ______ to buy their freedom. wages
300 Spartan soldiers guarded the narrow pass at ________ for two days against the Persians. Thermopolye
Although the city-states fought, they _______ against the Persians. united
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