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History Test #5

QuestionAnswer
Mycenae Powerful & prominent civilization on the mainland of Greece
Polish A Slavic Language
Crete Largest Greek Island
Homer Author of the Iliad & Odyssey
Assembly A group of men who made laws and important decisions about the government in ancient Greece
League of Corinth The alliance of Greek city-states that was created by Alexander the Great's father
Llewellyn Prince of Wales when King Edward I came to the English throne
Sir William Wallace Scottish knight who led a revolt against England
English A Germanic Language
Pythagoras Philosopher who developed theories in math, astronomy, and music
Plato Greek philosopher who founded the Academy
Acropolis Center of the city in ancient Greece
Theater Largest gathering place in ancient Greece
Pedagogue A trusted male slave who was responsible to be a young boy's constant companion
Sir Arthur Evans Archaeologist who excavated the city of Knossos
Britannia Early name for England
Athens Capital of Greece
Aesop Famous writer of fables
Epic Long poem that recounts the life of a hero
Pericles One of the greatest political leaders of ancient Greece
Philip II Father of Alexander the Great
Persepolis Capital of the Persian Empire
Carson City Capital of Nevada
Austin Capital of Texas
Pierre Capital of South Dakota
Atlanta Capital of Georgia
Athens Greatest cultural center of ancient Greece
Sparta One of the most powerful city-states in Greece
Athens Family life was very important
Sparta Allowed conquered people called helots to live and work there
Sparta Citizens were known for their courage, strength, and loyalty
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