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23 Cards in this Set

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Epic
A long Poem that tells a story
acropolis
a high rocky hill where early people built cities
city state
a city with its own traditions, goverment and laws; both a city and a separate independent state
aristrocrat
a memeber of a rich and powerful family
tyrant
a ruler who takes power with the support of the middle and workng classes
democracy
a form of goverment in which citizens govern themselves
immortal
someone or something that lives forever
oracle
in ancient Greece a cacred site used to consult a god or goddess, any priest or priestess who spoke for the gods.
philosopher
someone who used reason to understand the world;in Greece the earliest philosphers used reason to explain natural events.
tragedy
a type of serious drama that ends in disaster for the main character
Athens
a city -state in ancient Greece, the capital of the modern day Greece
Agora
a public market and meeting place in an ancient Greece city; the Agora spelled with a campital A, refers to the Agora of Athens.
Vendor
a seller of goods
slavery
condition of being owned by and forced to work for someone else
sparta
a city-state in ancient Greece
helots
in ancient Sparta, the term for slaves who where owned by the state
Peloponnesian War
a war fought between Athens and Sparta in ancient Greece; almost every other Greek city-state was involved in the war
plague
a widespread disease
blockade
an action taken to isolate the ememy and cut off its supplies
assassinate
to murder for political reasons
alexander the great
king of macedonia conquered persia and egypt and invaded india
peninsula
an are of land nearly surround by water
tribute
a payment made by a less powerful state or nation to a more powerful one