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Ancient Greece

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Democracy people (men) of Athens had the right to vote and elect their leader.
Oligarchy a form of government that was run by a few nobles or wealthy men.
Polis a city-state
Dark Ages began around 600 B.C.E. There was no written records which lead people to believe people forgot how to read and write.
The Age of Pericles Also known as The Golden Age; a time period of great creativity and learning in Athens.
Parthenon A temple in Greece that was dedicated to the goddess Athena.
Peninsula land surrounded by water on three sides.
Greece's geography was mostly made up of: mountains and seas
Believed in a strong military and women had more rights. Sparta
Valued education and art. Athens
This geographical feature kept Ancient Greece isolated from other civilizations. Mountains
Direct democracy male citizens had firsthand say on laws and policies. People would gather and meet to decide on government matters. (Athens)
At what age did Spartan boys begin to train for the military? Seven
At what age did Athens boys begin to train for the military? Eighteen
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