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Epic   a long poem that tells a story of a hero  
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Barbarians   the name given by the Greek to any people who were not greek  
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Colonies   areas set up in conquered land by Greek city states for use when they themselves become overpopulated  
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Minoan (min-o-un)   an ancient Cretan cilization  
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Myth   legends or stories that attempt to explain natural events  
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Dorians   a group that invaded Creece around 1000B.C.  
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Hallens   the name the Dorians gave themselves  
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Acropolis   a hilltop fortess in Ancient Athens which included the parthenon and other famous bulidings where citizens met to discuss affairs of the community  
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agora   the central marketplace in the Anient Athens and the site of numerous temples and government  
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mattock   a heavy hoe witch was the chief-tool of Greek farmers  
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drama   a serious play or theatrical event  
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metics   a class of people in Athens who were not citezens  
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Helots   one of the Spartan slave classes  
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city-state   a self governing unit made up of a city and it's surrounding villages and farmland  
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Homer   a Greek epic poet and author of the Iliad and Odeyssey  
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monarchy   a system of government in which a monarch-a king, or emperor is the sole and absolute ruler  
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oligarchy   a system of goverment in which a few people rule  
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democracy   a system of governmant in which the people rule, ethier directly or through electaed representatives  
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tyrant   a ruler who has absolute power (not limited by a consitution or by other officals)  
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polis   a city-state in Ancient Greece  
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trireme   a major sailing vessel powered by three banks of oarsmen  
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fresco   a painting done on fresh plaster with water colors  
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Peloponnesus   a hilly manjor peninusla in Greece  
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ostracized   shunned,avoid  
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oracle   places where god spoke directly to man  
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phalanx   special Greek battle formation where soldiers formed rows, closely pressed together  
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hpilosophy   the study of the meaning and knowledge of life  
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Sophocles   a famous Greek writer  
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Pericles   a Greek leader of the golden Age  
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Ionia   a group of Greek cities on the coast of Asian Minor  
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