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a city-state of ancient Greece Polis
an open area that served as a meeting place and market in early Greek city-states. Agora
a walled, high area surrounding a polis Acropolis
Foot solider in ancient Greece hoplites
great pride hubris
a government run by the people democracy
strong man who seized power by force and claimed to rule for the good of the people. tyrant
all people vote on an issue direct democracy
a chief of state of ancient Athens archon
a military formation composed of rows of soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder carrying pikes or heavy spears phalanx
type of poetry that gained its name from the lyre an instrument that played while the poetry was sung lyric poetry
clear and ordered thinking reason
the process of making inferences logic
how many wives did Alexander the Great have? 2
how many battle did he loose? none
how old was Alexander when he become king? 20 yrs
when did he die? 323 BC
lived in Greece during the wars with Persia Herodotus
lived during the Peloponnesian war and wrote about it in detail. Thucydides
order the creation of something such as a piece of art commission
what year was his Alexander dad assassinated? 336 BC
what was his dad name? Philip II
formulated many of the ideas about geometry. Euclid
what did Greeks believed in? gods & goddess
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