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36 Cards in this Set
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Syllogism
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form of reasoning devleoped by Aristotle
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Delphi
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Ancient city in Greece. Site of Delphic Oracle.
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Hypothesis
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Possible explanation for a problem
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Pentathlon
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Olympic game made up of 5 events.
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Hippocrates
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father of medicine
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Aristotle
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Greek philosopher. Pupil of Plato. Ruled Greece. Started scientific method.
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Plato
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Greek philosopher. Student of Socrates. Wrote detailed rules about governing states.
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Socrates
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Greek philospher from Athens. Used Q&A.
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oracles
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Greeks through whom the gods spoke
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philosophers
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A person who seeks wisdom
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Pericles
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In between Persian and Peloponnesian wars. He was a stateman and general in Athens. Called First Citizen of Athens. Turned DLeague into Athenian Empire.
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Philosophy
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The study of the basic ideas about knowledge, truth, right & wrong, religion, adn the nature and meaning of life.
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Phalanx
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Greek infantry formation - rows of men standing right next to each other.
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Panoply
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Full suit of armour.
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Hoplite
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Heavily armed foot soldier in Greece.
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Mercenaries
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Men hired to be soldiers from another country.
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Tropaean
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Need to ask
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Triremes
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Warship with 3 rows of rowers
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Delian league
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Alliance of Greek states to fight Persia - defensive league
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Paean
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Song or poem expressing triumph
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Democracy
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Ruled by the people
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Diarchy
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Ruled by 2 people
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Oligarchy
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Ruled by a few people
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Perioerci
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Spartan merchants and artisians
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polis
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Greek city state
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Acropolis
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Fortified hill in city states
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constitution
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Wwriten laws used to govern a state
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Deomocratic republic
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ultimate authority and power from the citizens
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Monarchy
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Ruled by a king or queen
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helots
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Spartan slaves
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aristocrats
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members of the upper class
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agora
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ancient Greek marketplaces
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Political science
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study of government
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Olympics
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Series of games that started in Greece - runs every 4 years
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Soliloquy
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Speech to yourself
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Socratic method
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Form of questioning developed by Socrates
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