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Greek History 3

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Mycenaens People of of Central Asia
They moved out of their homeland and did what? Interacted with locals
What did palaces serve as? Goverment offices
Acropolis Built on top of a hill
Swords made out of what? Bronze
They kept good what? Records
How did they collect taxes? Based on wealth
Wealth was considered what? Wheat Livestock Honey
Who did the Mycenaens conqure? Minoans
"Dark Age" Overseas trade stopped, people lost skills, and poverty increased
Large numbers of Greeks flee the What and go to Aegean Sea? Dorians
By 750 B.C the Inoians reintroduced what? Culture, Crafts, and Skills
New Greek Culture Helensic
Ioninans introduced what? Phoenician alphabet to Greeks
Phonencian Alphabet Limits Greek reading and writing to just 24 Letters
The Iliad A tragedy about the Trojan Prince faling in love with Helen the wife of Myceneans King
Homer A blind poet Composed two most famous Greek Epic Poems
The Odyssey A Epic poem that describes wonderings of Mycenean King and his return to faithful wife 10 Year journey
The Iliad and Odyssey Emotions Love of nature, Husband and Wife, Tender feelings, Loyalty Friends, Strive for excellance, Dignity in life,
Polis City-State
Center of Polis Acropolis
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