by Dominik

An area of land almost entirely surrounded by water

A shelter place along a coast used to protect boats and ships 

A peninsula in east-central Greece on the Aegean Sea

A mountainous peninsula in southern Greece 

A city-state in ancient Greece

A large hill in ancient Greece where city residents sought

A central area in Greece cities used both as a marketplace and as a meeting

Something that can be bought and sold 

 A person with certain right and responsibilities in his or her community 

A government ruled by a king or queen

A type of government in which a small group of citizens control decision-ma

A system of government in which citizens vote to make governmental decisio 

A long poem that tells the story of heroes in legend or history

Ancient Greek poet

The largest ancient Greek city-state, located on the southern Peloponnesus 

FOR MANY YEARS THE MOST POWERFUL OF ALL ANCIEN GREEK CITY-STATES ;CAPITIIIII

A lawmaking body of government made up of a group of citizens 

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

THE STUDY OF SEARCH FOR TRUTH, WISDOM, AND THE RIGHT WAY TO LIVE

BETWEEN ATHENS AND SPARTA IN THE 400SB.C., ENDING IN A VICTORY

The highest mountain in Greece,  Greeks believed gods and goddesses

A Macedonian battle formation of infantry standing in close ranks  

A person who is a skilled public speaker 

Athenian leader who made sure all citizens could take part in government 

Greek philosopher who discussed laws, customs, values

Greek philosopher and student of Socrates

King of Macedonia,father of Alexander the Great

A temple to the goddess Athena, built 447-432 B.C. on the Acropolis in Athens

An ancient kingdom that under the rule of Alexander the Great

A culture that was a blend of Greek ideas and the traditions of Africa and Asia in ancient times

King of Macedonia; his conquests spread Greek culture throughout parts of three continents

Greek philosopher; private teacher of Alexander the Great