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chapter 5

key terms and people

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city-state of ancient Greece Polis
a walled high area surrounding a Polis acropolis
marketplace agora
foot soldiers of ancient Greece Hoplites
state slaves of ancient Greece helots
great pride hubris
form of government run by the people democracy
a strongman who seized power by force and claimed to rule for the good of the people tyrant
a type of governing system where all people vote on an issue direct democracy
a chief of state of ancient Athens archons
a tight rectangular formation in which soldiers held long spears out ahead of a wall of shields phalanx
Athenian statesman; he introduced the first civil democracy in Greece and created the boule Solon
ancient Greek ruler often called the "father of democracy". he increased the size of the council that governed Athens to 500, and he reorganized Athenian tribes on a geographical rather than family bases Cleisthenes
Athenian statesman; he encouraged the spread of democracy in Athens and the growth of the city-state's power Pericles
clear an ordered thinking reason
the process of making inferences logic
named after a musical instrument called lyre that was often played to accompany the reading of poems lyric poetry
Greek philosopher of Athens;his teaching style he wanted people to question their own beliefs. he was arrested and condemned to death for challenging authority Socrates
Greek philosopher a student of socrates he started a school in atrhens called the acsdmey in the republic he describges an ideal society run by kings Plato
Greek philosopher and student of Plato he taught the logic was the tool for any necessary inquiry, his work later became the basis for medieval scholasticism Aristotle
Greek poet he wrote the epic poems the Illiad and the Adyessy which tells stories set during and after the trojan war Homer
Greek hestorian his most famous work is the historians events of the persians describes major Herodotus
Greek historian of Athens;he wrote the history of the peloponnesian. is regarded as the first critical historian and is often ranked as the greatest historian of antiquity Thucydides
Greek like Hellenistic
king of Macedon and conqueror of much of Asia; he is considered one of the greatest generals of all time Alexander the great
Greek geometer; he created practical books on geometric forms and mathematics. his work formed the basis for later European studies in geometry Euclid
Greek astronomer and geographer; he calculated the circumference of the globe using careful observations and simple geometry Eratosthenes
Greek mathematician and inventor; he was known for for his work in geometry, physics, and mechanics Archimedes
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