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Polis

a Greek city-state

Acropolis

The upper part of an Ancient Greek city-state

Aqueduct

bridge-like structure used tocarry water over a valley

Terracing

steps among mountains used for farming

Greece invented:

6 sided dice,Olympics,Crane,Advanced Mathematics,arches and columns

hoplite

heavily armed infantry soldier

phalanx

body of heavily armed infantryformed in close rank and files

Polytheistic

more than one god

Agora

a gathering place;a market place

Democracy

a form of government in which people vote for leaders

Pericles

(king of Athens) changed Athens from Monarchy to Democracy

Oligarchy

government controlled by a small(elite)group of people

Political Rights

white men born in Athens

Sparta was a

Oligarchy

Sophi

manipulator using words to convince someone to think like them

Philo

allows followers/students to be free thinkers

Thales

earliest known philospher

Pythagores

invented the Pythagorean Therm

Hippocrates

The Hippocratic Oath;Holistic Healing

Protagus

most famous sophist

Democritus

thought of "The Big Bang Theory"

Euclid

developed some of the periodic table elements

Archimedes

mathematician

Socrates

left no writing for fear his ideas would be stolen;killed himself in 399 b.c.

Socratic Method

1.Admit Ignorant


2.Never rely on tradition


3.Continuously Question


4.Formulate opinion


5.Test opinions on others