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13 Cards in this Set
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A CITY-STATE IN ANCIENT GREECE; THE CAPITAL OF MODERN-DAY GREECE
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ATHENS
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A PUBLIC MARKET AND MEETING PLACE IN AN ANCIENT GREEK CITY
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AGORA
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A SELLER OF GOODS
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VENDOR
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CONDITION OF BEING OWNED BY, AND FORCED TO WORK FOR, SOMEONE ELSE
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SLAVERY
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A CITY-STATE IN ANCIENT GREECE
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SPARTA
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IN ANCIENT SPARTA-THE TERM FOR SLAVES WHO WERE OWNED BY THE STATE
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HELOT
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A WAR FOUGHT BETWEEN ATHENS AND SPARTA IN ANCIENT GREECE, ALMOST EVERY OTHER GREEK CITY-STATE WAS INVOLVED IN THE WAR
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PELOPONNESIAN WAR
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A WIDESPREAD DISEASE
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PLAGUE
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AN ACTION TAKEN TO ISOLATE THE ENEMY AND CUT OFF ITS SUPPLIES
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BLOCKADE
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TO MURDER FOR POLITICAL REASONS
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ASSASSINATE
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KIND OF MACEDONIA, CONQUERED PERSIA AND EGYPT AND INVADED INDIA
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT
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A PERSON WHO BELONGS TO A GROUP THAT OTHERS CONSIDER WILD OR UNCIVILIZED
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BARBARIAN
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DESCRIBING GREEK HISTORY OF CULTURE AFTER THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT, INCLUDING THE THREE MAIN KINGDOMS FORMED BY THE BREAKUP OF ALEXANDERS EMPIRE
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HELLENISTIC
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