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symposium

a social gathering for Athenian CITIZENS, drinking sessions where topics of the day were discussed

Pericles

An Athenian General, orator, led Athens during the Golden Age

Mycenaemd

early inhabitants of greek mainland 2000- 1100 BC

Polis

the city-state of ancient Greece, a political unit

Aristocrats

nobles who owned land in Greece, upper class

Pheidippides

An Athenian messenger

Homer

A blind poet, wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey

Minoans

named after King Minos, early inhabitants of the island of Crete, elaborate civilization

Citizens

a male inhabitant of Greece who took part in government, landowner, and a native

Marathon

long distance race, a coastal plane on Aegean Sea

Sparta

Descendents of the Dorian invaders, located on the Peloponnesus, agriculture/military society

Tyrant

a leader who seized power and was usually harsh in exercise

Athens

a city state named after the goddess Athena, known for high intellect and educational principles

Democracy

ruled by and of the people, power to the people

Nike

greek word for victory

Rhetoric

the art of public speaking, persuasively

Crete

island South of Greece, home to the Minoans

Oligarchy

a government in which a small group holds political powers