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ancient greece

vocabulary on greece

TermDefinition
polis Greek word for city state
Acropolis a temple that sits on top of a hill watching over the others made for the goddess Athena
classical age age mark for great Greek achievements
mythology stories about gods goddesses and heroes
Persian war Persia vs Greece
Peloponnesian war Athens vs Sparta
Trojan war ten year war against the city of troy and the rest of Greece
Hellenistic Greek like influence by Greeks
colonization establishing a colony or colonies
philosophy a set of rules or beliefs about life
Parthenon temple built for the goddess Athena
tenat farmers people who pay rent using cash or crops to place crops on other peoples land tenat farmers in ancient Greece were called thetes
democracy style of government
citizenship an idea first promoted by Athens
direct democracy government used best for small populations
Representative democracy people vote for somebody to represent t hem
barracks military housing
the Pyrrhic dance a spartan war dance
hoplite Greek soldier foot soldier called hoplite
hoplon name of the shield hoplites held
phalanx rectangular military formation
doru chief spear normally 7-9 feet long
Corinthian helmet took its name from the city state Corinth it was made of bronze which in later styles covered the entire head neck and slits for the eyes and mouth
agora public space used for assembles and markets
tyranny cruel person who rules
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