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Peloponnesus

Southern section of Greece

Hoplite

(Based on Greek hoplon, "large shield") heavily armed

Phalanx

Closely packed and well organized body of Greek infantrymen

Lawgivers

Aristocrats who were appointed to write down the laws of a city

Oligarchy

(Greek for rule by the few) constitutional form of government based on rule by the wealthy

Tyrant

Illegal, constitutional Greek ruler who opposed the aristocrats

Periander

Tyrant of Corinth in the 7th century b.c.e. who made Corinth into a major commercial center. Greek infantryman

Lycurgus

Spartan lawgiver of about 700b.c.e. who established the spartan way of life known as the good rule

Plutarch

Greek writer of biographies and history of the second century c.e.

Helots

Agricultural slaves of Sparta

Peloponnesian league

Allies of Sparta in the peloponnesus

Draco

Athenian lawgiver who's legal code issued in 621b.c.e. was known for its harshness

Peisistratus

Athenian tyrant of the 6th century b.c.e. who created the festival of Dionysus

Cleisthenes

Athenian leader who established Athenian democracy in 508b.c.e.

Democracy

(Greek for rule by the people) constitutional form of government based on rule by the people

Thetes

Athenian citizens who didn't own any land

Ostracism

10 year exile imposed on one man each year by vote of the Athenians

Strategos

(Greek for general) only elective office in the Athenian democracy

Marathon

Battle in 490b.c.e in which the Athenians defeated the Persians