By:Dawson B.

An area of land almost completely surrounded by water.

A sheltered place along the coast.

A peninsula in east-central Greece.

A mountainous peninsula in southern Greece.

A city-state in Ancient Greece.

A large hill in Ancient Greece where people would be safe

A building in Ancient Greece that was a market place and a meeting place.

something that can be bought an sold.

A person with certain rights and responsibilities.

A government ruled by a king or queen.

A type of government where a small group of citizens make the decisions.

A system of government in which all citizens make the decisions together.

A poem telling the story of a hero's story.

Ancient Greek poet.

The largest Ancient Greek city-state.

For many years the most powerful city-state in Ancient Greece.

A law making body of government made from a group of citizens.

A group of citizens chosen to hear evidence and make a decision in court.

The study or search for truth.

A war fought between Athens and Sparta.

The highest mountain in Greece, where the Gods supposedly lived.

A Macedonian battle formation.

A skilled public speaker.

An Athenian leader who made everyone participate in government.

A Greek philosopher who discussed laws,customs,ect. With his students.

Greek philosopher and student of Socrates.

King of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great.

A temple to the goddess Athena.

An ancient kingdom ruled by Alexander the Great.

A culture that was a blend of greek and other religions.

King of Macedonia.

Private teacher to Alexander the Great.