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6th grade studying content area studies

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Plays that are funny and usually have happy endings.   Comedy  
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The leader would often be forced to obey the soldiers' wishes in order to temain in power.   Tyranny  
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A play in which life is treated seriously and usually has a sad ending.   Tragedy  
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Homer's long, beutiful poems.   Epic  
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Stories about gods or godesses.   Myth  
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Group of citizens.   Assembly  
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A greek word meaning "power to the people"   Democracy  
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A hill top fortress { a Greek word meaning "high city."}   Acropolis  
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Central market place of the city.   Agora  
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Conquered people forced to become slaves.   Helot  
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A greek city state.   Polis  
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A territory that is under control of another, usually distant country.   Colony  
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A greek word meaning"rule by one."   Monarchy  
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A greek word meaning "love of wisdom."   Philosophy  
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Land that is sorounded by water on three sides.   Penninsula  
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A government ruled by a few people usually by members of rich, powerful families.   Oligarchy  
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