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agora a public market and meeting place in an ancient Greek city; the Agora, spelled with an capital a , refers to the agora of Athens
vendor a seller of goods
slavery condition of being owned by, and forced to work for, someone else.
plague a wide spread discease.
blockade an action to isolate the enemy and cut off its supplies.
barbarian a person who belongs to a group that is consider wild or uncivilied.
assassinate to murder for political reasons
Hellenistic describing Greek history or culture after the death of Alexander the Great including the three main kingdoms formed by the breakup of Alexander's empire.
Why did men gather in the agora? In the agora, the men talked of politics, philosophy, or events in their community.
How were public buildings different from private homes in Athens? Public buildings were splended and private homes were plain.
What did Greek think about human? most Greek thought women needed to be guided by men. Home was where most Athenian women spent their days.
How would you describe helots of sparta? Life in sparta was harsh and cruel.
How would you describe spartan women? They were allowed to qwn land and even take part in buisness.
What resulted from the victory by the Athenians over the Persians at Macedonia? Atehns emerged from war as the most powerful city-state.
How would you describe King Phillip? Phillip had Greek ancestors and thought himself as Greek. Studied in Greece. Dreamed of conquering the rich city-states of Greece.
How would you describe the army of Alexander the Great? fought for 11 years, were drivin hard by Alexander, but after 17 years they refused to fight anymore.
What did many of the cities Alexander establsihed have in common? their names
How were the people and their lives different in Sparta and Athens? In sparta could own land and buisnesses. Socioty was a millitary socioty and lived very simply. In athens women would stay home and take car of their family. Athens had culture, art, and huge public buildings.
How do you think Alexander the Great's education as a boy affected he's rule when he became King? Alexander was taught that Greeks were a superior people, and , therefore deserved to rule.
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