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74 Cards in this Set

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Narrow water passage
strait
government with king and queen in power
monarchy
rule by landholding elite
aristocracy
government by the people
democracy
art of skillfull speaking
rhetoric
blind poet created Iliad and Odyssey
Homer
leader of athens who introduce sicial political and economic reforms
Solon
statesman who established direct democracy in Athens
Pericles
Philosopher who examined beliefs and ideas through critical questioning
Socrates
physician whose oath set ethical standards for doctors
Hippocrates
wish Athenian who outlawed slavery and opened hight office to more citizens
Solon
Athenean reformer who make the assembly a genuine legislature
Cleisthenes
Historian who wrote about the Persian Wars
Herodotus
Philospher who taught that good conduct meant following a moderate course between extremes
Aristotle
Playwright who wrote Antigone
Sophocles
Mathematician who derived a formula to calculate the relationship between sides of a right triangle
Pythagoras
Scientist who applied principles of physics to make practical inventions
Archimedes
The geography in Greece Helped create
A large Greek empire
Following the Persian wars Greece was dominated by
Athens
The Peloponnesian war resulted from conflice between who?
Athens and Sparta
What did greek theater evolve out of?
Religious festivals
Alexanders most lasting acheivement was
The spread of Greek culture
A form of government controlled by a small powerful elite from the business class
oligarchy
What was the center of the Hellenistic world
Alexandria
From childhood spartan boys were trained to be what?
Soldiers
Athens enjoyed the golden age under whos leadership
Pericles
Aristotle thought the best government was what?
One ruled by a strong and virtuous leader
watercolor painting done on wet plaster
fresco
mythical beast half man half bull
minotaur
bolcanic island that esploded in 1450
thera
early form of writing used by the minoans
linear A
city-state which boasted the lions Gate
Mycenae
a non citizen of Athens who had to pay taxes
Metic
a fortified hilltop common early city states
acropolic
an open marketplace and area for political meetings
agora
one of the five overseers in spartan government
ephor
term for those enslaved th the ci9ty state of sparta
helot
anarea in asia minor containing greek city states
ionia
the starait separating the aegean ofrm the Marmara
Hellespont
a naval ship with theree banks of oars
trireme
10,000 special troops of the persian emperor
immortals
the general who led athens at marathon
Miltiades
Pausanians defeated the persians here
Plataea
Athens mined her silver here
Laurium
in 492 Darius lost part of his fleet here
Acte
At thermopulae he led the greeks
Leonidas
City state that led a rebellion against persia
Miletus
Technique for placing grooves in greek colums
fluting
triangualr shaped sections fo a greek facade
pediment
the oldest and simplest form of greek capital
doric order
Greek person credited with writin first play
thespis
greek god of light and music
apollo
an extended narrative poem
epic
a decorative band around the top of a building
frieze
the greek capital that looks like a scroll
ionic order
sappho and pindar wrote this type of poem
ODE
the father fo the Greek tradgedy play
Aeschylus
an alliance formed by philip 2
league of corinth
Theban general who defeated sparta
epaminondas
alexander built a mole to reach this city
tyre
battle where darius abandon his family
issus
former bodyguard who killed philip 2
pausanias
a violent verbal attack on a person
philippic
commander who recieved the Macedonian territory
Dinocrates
Commander who recieved the Asiatic territory
seleucus
one of the leading cynics
diogenes
this man designed the pharos lighthouse
sostratus
this man designed the building in alexandria
dinocrates
this man sought intellectual pleasure in life
epicurus
the common language of the Hellenistic age
attic dialect
the horse that alexander trained and that was killed at hydapes
bucephalus
this man theorized that the universe was composed of atoms
democritus
he theorized that the basic element in the universe is fire
heraclitus
he was the first to use grid line on a map for latitude and longitude
erastothenes