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The main geographical features of Greece are:
It is a peninsula. It is very mountainous. It includes many islands.
A Bronze Age people who lived on the island of Crete and developed a broad sea trade network.
The Minoans
The early culture on mainland Greece who spread their power through conquest
The Myceneans
Two epic poems about the Trojan War written by the poet, Homer
The Iliad and the Odssey
A long struggle between Greece and the city of Troy (which is in present day Turkey)
The Trojan War
A period of about 350 years after the Trojan war when Greek civilization collapsed
The Dark Ages of Greece
Hundreds of these developed after the Greek Dark Ages
city-states
Aristocratic governments were replaced by ___________, who were supported by the middle classes
tyrants
Many city-states overthrew the tyrants and adopted this type of government
democracy
The laws developed by ______________ allowed Athens to become the leading democracy of the ancient world
Solon
A great leader of the Golden Age of Athens
Pericles
Pericles greatest accomplishment
the construction of the Parthenon
The Parthenon was
a temple to honor the goddess Athena, Patron of Athens
The family of gods and goddesses worshipped by the Greeks
the Twelve Olympians
Mt. Olympus
the highest mountain in Greece from which they believed the god, Zeus, ruled
the most important Greek philosophers
Socrates, Plato and Aristotle
The Athenians were the first people known to
write dramas