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the _____ persian war happened in 490 BC
first
the first ______ war happened in 490 BC
persian
the first persian war happened in _______
490 BC
The battle of ______ turned the persians back during the first persian war
marathon
The battle of Marathon turned the _______ back during the first persian war
persians
The battle of Marathon turned the persians back during the _____ persian war
first
The battle of Marathon turned the persians back during the first _______ war
persian
_______'s classical period lasted from 500 to 323 BC
greece
greece's ______ period lasted from 500 to 323 BC
classical
greece's classical period lasted from ______ to ____ BC
500, 323
greek poet ________ said of the persian wars, "now the struggle is about everything"
aeschylus
greek poet aeschylus said of the _________, "now the struggle is about everything"
persian wars
greek poet aeschylus said of the persian wars, "__________________"
now the struggle is about everything
when the ________ collapsed in 493 BC, persia's king darius decided to invade greece itself
ionian revolt
when the ionian revolt collapsed in ________, persia's king darius decided to invade greece itself
493 BC
when the ionian revolt collapsed in 493 BC, ________'s king darius decided to invade greece itself
persia
when the ionian revolt collapsed in 493 BC, persia's __________ decided to invade greece itself
king darius
when the ionian revolt collapsed in 493 BC, persia's king darius decided to invade _______ itself
greece
the ________ persian war was led by persia's xerxes from 480 to 479 BC
second
the second _______ war was led by persia's xerxes from 480 to 479 BC
persian
the second persian war was led by ________'s xerxes from 480 to 479 BC
persia
the second persian war was led by persia's ________ from 480 to 479 BC
xerxes
the second persian war was led by persia's xerxes from ______ to ______ BC
480, 479
during the _____ persian war, themistocles led athens and decided to expand his fleet by treasures from silver mining
second
during the second ________ war, themistocles led athens and decided to expand his fleet by treasures from silver mining
persian
during the second persian war, __________ led athens and decided to expand his fleet by treasures from silver mining
themistocles
during the second persian war, themistocles led ________ and decided to expand his fleet by treasures from silver mining
athens
during the second persian war, themistocles led athens and decided to __________ by treasures from silver mining
expand his fleet
during the second persian war, themistocles led athens and decided to expand his fleet by treasures from ____________
silver mining
what types of ships did athens use during the second persian war?
triemes
__________ led 60,000 troops and 600 ships in second persian war
xerxes
xerxes led ________ troops and 600 ships in second persian war
60,000
xerxes led 60,000 troops and ____ ships in second persian war
600
xerxes led 60,000 troops and 600 _______ in second persian war
ships
xerxes led 60,000 troops and 600 ships in _______ persian war
second
xerxes led 60,000 troops and 600 ships in second ________ war
persian
________ won the persian wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from themistocles and spartan leadership from pausanias
greece
greece won the ________ wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from themistocles and spartan leadership from pausanias
persians
greece won the persian wars thanks in part to ________ leadership from themistocles and spartan leadership from pausanias
athenian
greece won the persian wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from _________ and spartan leadership from pausanias
themistocles
_______ won the persian wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from themistocles and spartan leadership from pausanias
greece
greece won the persian wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from themistocles and ________ leadership from pausanias
spartan
greece won the persian wars thanks in part to athenian leadership from themistocles and spartan leadership from ____________
pausanias
the _______ renaissance ran from 800 to 600 BC
greek
the Greek _________ ran from 800 to 600 BC
renaissance
the Greek renaissance ran from ______ to ______ BC
800, 600
the Greek renaissance saw ________ and basic industry in their agriculturally-based society
colonization
the Greek renaissance saw colonization and ___________ in their agriculturally-based society
basic industry
the Greek renaissance saw colonization and basic industry in their _________-based society
agriculturally
how did democracy start to grow in greek city states?
as farmers own more of their own land, a middle class develops and they demand more rights
Greece was a _______ society during the renaissance
patriarchal
Greece a patriarchal society during the ___________
rennesance
the ____________ of greece was the polis, or city-state
main political unit
the main political unit of greece was the ______, or city-state
polis
the main political unit of greece was the polis, or ___________
city-state
the _________ was heavily armored Greek soldier
hoplite phalanx
the Hoplite phalanx was a _______________
heavily armored Greek soldier
________ was the prime example of a greek democracy
athens
_______, an athenian democrat, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He cancelled farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
solon
Solon, an _______ democrat, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He cancelled farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
athenian
Solon, an athenian ___________, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He cancelled farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
democrat
Solon, an athenian democrat, helped encourage _________ democracy. He cancelled farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
athenian
Solon, an athenian democrat, helped encourage Athenian _______. He cancelled farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
democracy
Solon, an athenian democrat, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He ______ farm
debt and started a court of appeals.
cancelled
Solon, an athenian democrat, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He cancelled _________ and started a court of appeals.
farm debt
Solon, an athenian democrat, helped encourage Athenian democracy. He cancelled farm
debt and started a _____________
court of appeals
_______ was an example of a greek oligarchy
sparta
_______ were spartan state slaves who had land taken from them, enforced by strong military.
helots
Helots were _____ state slaves who had land taken from them, enforced by strong military.
spartan
Helots were spartan state _______ who had land taken from them, enforced by strong military.
slaves
Helots were spartan state slaves who had ______ taken from them, enforced by strong military.
land
Helots were spartan state slaves who had land __________, enforced by strong military.
taken from them
Helots were spartan state slaves who had land taken from them, enforced by ____________.
strong military
Military... ______ boy of 7 was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live I barracks. 30-60 they were on call.
spartan
Military... Spartan boy of ____ was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live I barracks. 30-60 they were on call.
7
Military... Spartan boy of 7 was trained until ____ to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live I barracks. 30-60 they were on call.
19
Military... Spartan boy of 7 was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to _____ they
had to live I barracks. 30-60 they were on call.
29
Military... Spartan boy of 7 was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live in _______. 30-60 they were on call.
barracks
Military... Spartan boy of 7 was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live I barracks. 30-____ they were on call.
60
Military... Spartan boy of 7 was trained until 19 to become warrior. 19 to 29 they
had to live I barracks. 30-60 they were _________.
on call
______ in Laconia region. Where word laconic came from (speaks with ones fists)
sparta
Sparta in _______ region. Where word laconic came from (speaks with ones fists)
laconia
Sparta in Laconia region. Where word ______ came from (speaks with ones fists)
laconic
Sparta in Laconia region. Where word laconic came from (speaks __________)
with ones fists
_________ women had more power than other greek women
spartan
Spartan women had more ________ than other greek women
power
_______ women were bred to be Good athletes
spartan
spartan _______ were bred to be Good athletes
women
spartan women were bred to be __________
Good athletes
__/__ of spartan property was owned by women.
2,5
2/5 of ______ property was owned by women.
spartan
2/5 of spartan _________ was owned by women.
property
2/5 of spartan property was owned by _________.
women
The _________ were Indoeuropean people, not Arabian
persians
The persians were __________ people, not Arabian
indoeuropean
The persians were Indoeuropean people, not ________
arabian
____________ was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free religion and property. Frees Jews.
cyrus the great
Cyrus the great was a ___th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free religion and property. Frees Jews.
6
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc __________. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free religion and property. Frees Jews.
persian conqueror
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of __________, no slavery, free religion and property. Frees Jews.
human rights
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no _______, free religion and property. Frees Jews.
slavery
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free _________ and property ownership . Frees Jews.
religion
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free religion and _______. Frees Jews.
property
Cyrus the great was a 6th century bc Persian Conqueror. Had first charter of human rights, no slavery, free religion and property. Frees _______.
jews
___________, official religion founded by Zoroaster.
Zoroastrianism,
Zoroastrianism, official _______ founded by Zoroaster.
religion
Zoroastrianism, official religion founded by _________.
zoroaster
__________ was Athenian leader during second Persian war. Allied Greek city
states.
themistocles
Themistocles was _________ leader during second Persian war. Allied Greek city
states.
athenian
Themistocles was Athenian leader during __________. Allied Greek city
states.
second persian war
Themistocles was Athenian leader during second Persian war. Allied Greek __________
city-states
During the Battle of ____________, known as The Greek Alamo, in 480 bc, 30 Athenians held off hundreds
of Persians. Held off knowing they were going to die to buy time for others.
thermopylae
During the Battle of Thermopylae, known as The ________, in 480 bc, 30 Athenians held off hundreds
of Persians. Held off knowing they were going to die to buy time for others.
greek alamo
During the Battle of Thermopylae, known as The Greek Alamo, in _______ bc, 30 Athenians held off hundreds
of Persians. Held off knowing they were going to die to buy time for others.
480
During the Battle of Thermopylae, known as The Greek Alamo, in 480 bc, 30 Athenians held off hundreds
of Persians. Held off knowing they ________________.
were going to die to buy time for others
The _______ era went from 500 to 323 BC
classical
The classical era went from _____ to _____ BC
500, 323
the ________ era ended with the death of alexander the great in 323 BC
classical
the classical era ended with the _____________ in 323 BC
death of alexander the great
the classical era ended with the death of alexander the great in ________
323 BC
the Battle of _________ was significant to first Persian war. Battle of Thermopylae was significant for second Persian war.
marathon
the Battle of marathon was significant to first Persian war. Battle of ___________ was significant for second Persian war.
thermopylae
during the ________ democracy: ciizens had assembly, would
vote. Male citizens would rotate government positions. No judges, just juries.
athenian
during the Athenian democracy: ciizens had assembly, would
vote. _______ citizens would rotate government positions. No judges, just juries.
male
during the Athenian democracy: ciizens had assembly, would
vote. Male citizens would rotate government positions. No _______, just juries.
judges
during the Athenian democracy: ciizens had assembly, would
vote. Male citizens would rotate government positions. No judges, just ______.
juries
_________ started in 487 BC where you could exile someone for 10 years
ostracism
Ostracism started in _____ BC where you could exile someone for 10 years
487
Ostracism started in 487 BC where you could exile someone for __________
10 years
Oligarchal _______ had 2 kings.
sparta
Oligarchal Sparta had ___ kings.
2
Oligarchal Sparta had 2 _____.
kings
Sparta's ______ had ceremonial roles, except in a time of war
kings
Sparta's kings had ___________ roles, except in a time of war
ceremonial
Sparta's kings had ceremonial roles, except ___________
in a time of war
Democratically, USA is more Iike ______, institutionally it's more like ________
athens, sparta
________ origin begins in 5th cent bc. Herodotus becomes father of history,
more research than just myths.
academic
Academic origin begins in ___th cent bc. Herodotus becomes father of history,
more research than just myths.
5
Academic origin begins in 5th cent bc. _________ becomes father of history,
more research than just myths.
herodotus
Academic origin begins in 5th cent bc. Herodotus becomes father of _______,
more research than just myths.
history
Academic origin begins in 5th cent bc. Herodotus becomes father of history,
more _______ than just ________.
research, myths
_________ was god of wine and revelry
dionysus
Dionysus was god of ______________
wine and revelry
_________, imminent dramatic playwright of 5th century. Tragedies center around
characters with hubris and fate intervenes, taken from Egypt new kingdom
sophocles
Sophocles, imminent __________ playwright of 5th century. Tragedies center around
characters with hubris and fate intervenes, taken from Egypt new kingdom
dramatic
Sophocles, imminent dramatic playwright of ___th century. Tragedies center around
characters with hubris and fate intervenes, taken from Egypt new kingdom
5
Sophocles, imminent dramatic playwright of 5th century. Tragedies center around
characters with ______ and _____ intervenes, taken from Egypt new kingdom
hubris, fate
Sophocles, imminent dramatic playwright of 5th century. Tragedies center around
characters with hubris and fate intervenes, taken from ____________
Egypt new kingdom
__________ was great comedic playwright. "old comedies" ie political humor
aristophanes
Aristophanes was great _________ playwright. "old comedies" ie political humor
comedic
greek _______ period was height of art and architecture...
classical
greek Classical period was height of _____ and ________...
art, architecture
__________ built on high ground. Used Doric order in column design, massive in
middle, simple caps.
parthenon
Parthenon built on high ground. Used _______ order in column design, massive in
middle, simple caps.
doric
Parthenon built on high ground. Used Doric order in __________, massive in
middle, simple caps.
column design
after _______ withdrew from it, greek city states formed the delian league in 478 BC to continue their further alliance against persia
sparta
after sparta withdrew from it, greek city states formed the _________ in 478 BC to continue their further alliance against persia
delian league
after sparta withdrew from it, greek city states formed the delian league in ______ BC to continue their further alliance against persia
478
after sparta withdrew from it, greek city states formed the delian league in 478 BC to _________________
continue their further alliance against persia
__________ was the leading statesman of classic athens
pericles
pericles was the leading statesman of ________ athens
classic
pericles was the leading statesman of classic ________
athens
the ___________ war was between athens and sparta city states and went from 431 to 404 BC
peloponnesian
the peloponenesian war was between ______ and _______ city states and went from 431 to 404 BC
athens, sparta
the peloponenesian war was between athens and sparta city states and went from _____ to ______ BC
431, 404
__________ came to athens from different places and challenged traditional beliefs
sophists
sophists came to athens from different places and ___________________
challenged traditional beliefs
_________ taught his theories in a school called the academy
plato
plato taught his theories in a school called the __________
academy
___________, who was a student of plato, founded a school called the lyceum
aristotle
aristotle, who was a student of _______, founded a school called the lyceum
plato
aristotle, who was a student of plato, founded a ________ called the lyceum
school
aristotle, who was a student of plato, founded a school called the _________
lyceum
greek playrights presented _______ in sets of three, accompanied by a comic play called a satyr play
dramas
greek playrights presented dramas in sets of ________, accompanied by a comic play called a satyr play
three
greek playrights presented dramas in sets of three, accompanied by a _______ play called a satyr play
comic
greek playrights presented dramas in sets of three, accompanied by a comic play called a _______ play
satyr
___________, in a series of fiery speeches called philippics, beginning in 351 BC, called for greeks to see the dangers of macedonia and prepare for war
demosthenes
demosthenes, in a series of fiery speeches called ___________, beginning in 351 BC, called for greeks to see the dangers of macedonia and prepare for war
philippics
demosthenes, in a series of fiery speeches called philippics, beginning in ______ BC, called for greeks to see the dangers of macedonia and prepare for war
351
demosthenes, in a series of fiery speeches called philippics, beginning in 351 BC, called for greeks to see __________________
the dangers of macedonia and prepare for war
the __________ ran from the death of alexander the great in 323 BC to the death of cleopatra in 30 BC
hellenistic age
the hellenistic age ran from the ____________ in 323 BC to the death of cleopatra in 30 BC
death of alexander the great
the hellenistic age ran from the death of alexander the great in ____ BC to the death of cleopatra in 30 BC
323
the hellenistic age ran from the death of alexander the great in 323 BC to the __________ in 30 BC
death of cleopatra
the hellenistic age ran from the death of alexander the great in 323 BC to the death of cleopatra in ____ BC
30
______ beat athens, but it was so weak it fell to macedonia
sparta
sparta beat ______, but it was so weak it fell to macedonia
athens
sparta beat athens, but it was so weak it fell to ________
macedonia
the _______ had the largest army in the world until sparta's alexander the great raised his own and beat it
persians
the persians had the largest _______ in the world until sparta's alexander the great raised his own and beat it
army
the persians had the largest army in the world until ______'s alexander the great raised his own and beat it
sparta
the persians had the largest army in the world until sparta's __________ raised his own and beat it
alexander the great
_______ liberated asia minor
alexander the great
alexander the gret liberated _________
asia minor
_________ captures heart of Persian empire.
In drunken state, agrees to burning of Persepolis in revenge for burning of Athens at 330 bc.
alexander
Alexander captures heart of ________ empire.
In drunken state, agrees to burning of Persepolis in revenge for burning of Athens at 330 bc.
persian
Alexander captures heart of Persian empire.
In drunken state, agrees to burning of _______ in revenge for burning of Athens at 330 bc.
persepolis
Alexander captures heart of Persian empire.
In drunken state, agrees to burning of Persepolis in revenge for burning of _______ at 330 bc.
athens
Alexander captures heart of Persian empire.
In drunken state, agrees to burning of Persepolis in revenge for burning of Athens at _____ bc.
330
________ conquered sogdiana (modern Afghanistan) 327 bc
alexander
Alexander conquered ___________ (modern Afghanistan) 327 bc
sogdiana
Alexander conquered sogdiana (modern ___________) 327 bc
afghanistan
Alexander conquered sogdiana (modern Afghanistan) _____ bc
327
__________ gave Alexander tough time in India with his elephants.
Raja Porus
Raja Porus gave ________ tough time in India with his elephants.
alexander
Raja Porus gave Alexander tough time in _______ with his elephants.
India
Raja Porus gave Alexander tough time in India with his _________.
elephants
Policy of ______: Alexander enlists persians to help run new empire
fusion
Policy of fusion: ________ enlists persians to help run new empire
alexander
Policy of fusion: Alexander enlists ________ to help run new empire
persians
alexander the great died at _____ in 323 BC
32
alexander the great died at 32 in ______ BC
323
pros and cons of alexander the great: _________. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
good world conqueror
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built ____ cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
30
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. _____________ in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
reformed irrigation
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
__________. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
mesopotamia
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. __________ for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
common currency
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n __________
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
athenian
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned ________. Untrusting;;killed military commander in
drunken rage, regrets and tries to kills self.
persopolis
pros and cons of alexander the great: Good world conqueror. Built 30 cities. Reformed irrigation in
Mesopotamia. Common currency for western part of empire, based n Athenian
coinage. Bad.... Burned Persepolis. Untrusting;;killed ___________, regrets and tries to kills self.
military commander in
drunken rage
the hellenistic age was highlighted by a mix of ________ and ______ cultures
greek, native
Hellenistic means "__________."
greek like
the hellenistic age was an Ancestor of modern world. Both _________ ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a half million to a million people.
cosmopolitan
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. ________ through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a half million to a million people.
realism
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. __________, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a half million to a million people.
individualism
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for ________, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a half million to a million people.
women
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female ______ of cities. Strong _______. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a half million to a million people.
mayors, queens
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
__________, cities of a half million to a million people.
megalopolis
Ancestor of modern world. Both cosmopolitan ages, Europe through Asia follows
similar trends. Realism through the arts. Individualism, encouraged. More advances
for women, ex. Female mayors of cities. Strong queens. The rise of the
megalopolis, cities of a ______________.
half million to a million people
Alexander's _________ tried to rule empire, couldn't, split Into hellenistic kingdoms.
generals
Alexander's generals tried to rule empire, couldn't, split Into ________ kingdoms.
hellenistic
Alexander's generals tried to rule empire, couldn't, split Into hellenistic ___________.
kingdoms
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: ________-macedonian greece, ptolemies-modern egypt, seleucids-asia minor...iraq through afghanistan
antigonids
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: antigonids-____________, ptolemies-modern egypt, seleucids-asia minor...iraq through afghanistan
macedonian greece
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: antigonids-macedonian greece, _________-modern egypt, seleucids-asia minor...iraq through afghanistan
ptolemies
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: antigonids-macedonian greece, ptolemies-modern _________, seleucids-asia minor...iraq through afghanistan
egypt
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: antigonids-macedonian greece, ptolemies-modern egypt, ________-asia minor...iraq through afghanistan
seluecids
name three main hellenistic kingdoms and where they were: antigonids-macedonian greece, ptolemies-modern egypt, seleucids-________...iraq through afghanistan
asia minor
_____________had top roles in government. Allowed natives to have low to
middle positions.
greco macedonians
Greco Macedonians had top roles in ________. Allowed natives to have low to
middle positions.
government
Greco Macedonians had top roles in government. Allowed ________ to have low to
middle positions.
natives
_________ stressed pleasure in life because everyone will die. Stressed more intellectual pleasure, but followers took on more physical.
epicurus
Epicurus stressed _________ in life because everyone will die. Stressed more intellectual pleasure, but followers took on more physical.
pleasure
Epicurus stressed pleasure in life because everyone will ____. Stressed more intellectual pleasure, but followers took on more physical.
die
Epicurus stressed pleasure in life because everyone will die. Stressed more __________ pleasure, but followers took on more physical.
intellectual
Epicurus stressed pleasure in life because everyone will die. Stressed more intellectual pleasure, but followers took on more ________.
physical
_____ was a Phoenician who went to Greece. Practiced stoisism in 4th century bc
zeno
Zeno was a ________ who went to Greece. Practiced stoisism in 4th century bc
phoenician
Zeno was a Phoenician who went to ________. Practiced stoisism in 4th century bc
greece
Zeno was a Phoenician who went to Greece. Practiced _______ in 4th century bc
stoisism
Zeno was a Phoenician who went to Greece. Practiced stoisism in ___th century bc
4