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City- State Polis
Housed temples and gods and spaces for public ceremonies Acropolis
Marketplace Agora
State Slaves Helots
Foot soldiers Hoplites
Great Pride Hubris
government ran by the people democracy
an Famous Athen Law maker Solon
a strongman who seized power by force and claimed to rule for good of people Tyrant
Person who seized rule after Peisistratus Cleisthenes
System were all people vote on a issue direct democracy
person who served as chief of state Archon
tight rectangle structure in which soldiers held long shields as a protection wall Phalanx
a skilled politician Pericles
Greek philosopher Socrates
Greek philosopher #2 Plato
Greek philosophers #3 Aristotle
Cleared and ordered thinking reason
the process of making inferences logic
A poet Homer
named after a instrument called a lyre which was played according to reading of poems lyric poetry
The first major writer in Greek history Herodotus
The second major historian who lived in Athens though Thucydides
The Macedonian rise to power was led by a king named Philip the second and his son Alexander the Great Alexander the Great
Greek like Hellenistic
formulated many ideas still used today Euclid
best known for calculating the size of the world Eratosthenes
One of the worlds greatest inventors Archimedes
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