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