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The Spartan army was made up of______, young men between the ages of 20 and 30 who were obligated to serve. Hoplites
Many heroes of Greek stories were brought to tragic end by their _______, or great pride. Hubris
The ________ was an alliance of several Greek city-states led by Athens. Delian League
The __________ was an alliance of several Greek city-states led by Sparta. Peloponnesian League
Aristotle helped develop the field of _____, which emphasized using what one already knows to infer new facts. Logic
_________, such as those written by Sappho, were accompanied by music and dealt with emotions and desires. Lyric Poems
______, who wrote the Iliad and the Odyssey, is probably the most famous Greek poet. Homer
_________, was the greatest Greek writer of comedy. Aristophanes
The _______ taught that people should seek out pleasure and try to avoid pain. Epicureans
The historian ________ lived during the Persian Wars and wrote about about the major events of the wars. Herodotus
Historians consider the ___________ to be the first Greeks because they spoke a form of the Greek language. Myceneans
A typical Greek city-state included a(n) _______ where people shopped, did business, gossiped, and discussed politics. Agora
The assembly in Athens, in which all people eligible to take part in government voted directly on an issue, was an example of ______ democracy. Direct
In the ______________ Athens surrendered to Sparta in 404 BC. Peloponnesian War
Since _________ believed that only philosophers should lead governments, he did not support Athenian democracy. Plato
Aeschylus, Sophocles, and _________ were three great writers of tragedy who lived in Athens. Euripides
The artists of the _____________ period learned to convey emotion and movement in their works, especially sculpture. Hellenistic
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