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Chapter 5

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Form of government in which the citizens run the government not through representatives is known as a _______________. Direct democracy
Philosopher that believed that absolute standards did exist for truth and justice was ____________. Socrates
Greek art set the standards for future artists is now known as _______________. Classical Art
Government ruled by a few people was a/an ________________. Oligarchy
Government ruled by small group of noble landowning families is a/an _____________. Aristocracy
Ruler of gods that lived on Mount Olympus with his wife, Hera was ________. Zeus
A government ruled by a king is known as a/an ___________________. Monarchy
A fortified public center located on a hilltop was known as a _________________. Acropolis
Philosopher who invented a method for arguing according to rules of logic which is the basis for the modern day scientific method was ___________. Aristotle
Philosopher that set forth his vision of a perfectly governed society that all citizens would fall naturally into 3 group was ____________. Plato
A ___________ is a city-state that controlled 50-500 square miles. Polis
The ___________ carried out the laws that the council passed. Ephors
_________ was a Greek story-teller. Homer
A ________________ is a government ruled by the people. Democracy
________ are citizen-soldiers who gained power of the government by appealing to the poor and discontented for support. Tyrants
__________ is when a farmer works as a slave until his debt is paid off. Slave Debt
_________ are narrative poems celebrating heroic deeds. Epic
__________ are traditional stories about their gods and sought to understand the mysteries of nature and the power of humans passions. Myths
_____________ was an astronomer who concluded that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun. Aristarchus
_______________ are lovers of wisdom. Philosophers
__________________ was the king of Macedonia who invaded and conquered Greece. King Phillip ll
__________ are satires that poked fun at a subject. Comedy
The _____________ began because a Trojan youth kidnapped the wife of a Greek king. Trojan War
________________ accurately estimated the value of pi. Archimedes
_________________ was a blend of Greek, Egyptian, Persian, and Indian cultures. Hellenistic Culture
_____________ was proclaimed a king of Macedonia after his father was killed at his daughter's wedding. Alexander
______ is a serious drama about love, hate, war, or betrayal. Tragedy
Homer's 2 epic poems were _______ and ____________. Iliad and Odyssey
Two groups that governed Sparta were the _____________ in which all adult males elected officials, voted on major issues and the ________________ that proposed the laws to be voted on. Assembly and Council of Elders
_____________ was a general who became king of Macedonia and took control of Greek city-states. Antigonus
______________ was a general who took over the Old Persian Empire. Seleucus
_____________ was a general who seized Egypt and took the title of pharaoh. Ptolemy
List 3 goals of Pericles for Athens: Stronger democracy Stronger empire Glorify Athens
List 2 events that caused Athens to lose the Peloponnesian War: Plague Destroy naval fleet
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