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Greek murals or wall paintings often showed scenes from the Illiad and the Odessey.
New schools of philosophy developed during the Hellenisticperiod , In part because Classical philosophy obsorbed itself from other cultures.
Which of the following gods or goddesses waswas the deity of wisdom? Athena
Why did the Persian emperor darius attack the greek mainland to punish athens for aiding the Ioians in their revolt against persian rule
Macedonia was able to take control of all of Greece in the 340s BC because a long cycle of warfare left all of greece vulnerable to attack
The spartan army was made up of Hoplites
great pride Hubris
Alliance of several greek city-states led by Athens Delian League
two distinct cultures developed in early Greece,the minoans and the mycenaeans
the______ or city-state was the basic political unit in greece Polis
A high walled area within each city-state, housed temples to the gods. Aeropolis
an alliance of several greek city states led by sparta Peloponnesian league
emphasized using what one already knows to infer new facts logic
accompanied by music and dealt with emotions and desires Lyric poems
wrote the Iliad and the Odessey, Probably most famous greek poet Homer
greatest greek writer of comedy Aristuphanes
tought that people should seek out pleasure and try to avoid pain Epicureans
historean who lived during the persian wars and wrote about major evebtsof the wars Herodotus
considered to be the first greeks Myceneans
place were people talked and shopped agora
An assembly in athens in which all people eligible to take part in goverment voted directly on an issue Direct democracy
Athens surrendered to sparta in 404 BC Peloponnesian War
Beleived that only philosophers should lead goverments Plato
Three great writers of tragedywho lived in athens Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Eurides
Artists learned to convey emtion and movement in their works in this period Hellenistic period
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