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Golden Age of Greece

Chapter 29 vocab. ss

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Golden Age A time of great prosperity and achievement. Alot of people in Greece had peace and good wealth. People were very happy
Percles Pericles was a person who was a great leader who helped the people in Athens rebuild Athens
Acroplis Acroplis is the hill above a Greek city on which temples were built
Parthon Parthon the temple honoring the godness of Athena, built on the acroplis above athens
Myth A myth is a traditional story that helps explain a culture's beliefs
Architecture Architecrure is the art of designing buildings
Sculpture The art of creating three-demensional figures from such materials as wood,stone and clay
Scocrates Scocrates was a person that was always encouraging people to question the things that they knew.He died drinking poison
Plato Plato was a person who taght others great philosopher,aristotle
Panathenic Games The Greeks often held athletic games to honor their gods.The Panathenic Games held many event such as horse and chariot races. The winner of the games got a gift such as pottery.
Olympics The greatest Olimpic festival, held every fourth year in honour of Zeus at ancient Olympia. From 472 bc, it consisted of five days of games, sacrifices, and festivities
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