By: Aiden Holt

An area of land almost entirely surrounded by water

A sheltered place along the coast that protects boats

a peninsula in east-central greece

A mountainous peninsula in southern greece

a city-state in greece

a large hill in ancient greece where residents sought shelter

a central area in greek cities used as a market

Something that can be bought or sold

A person with responsibilities in his or her community

A government ruled by a king or queen

A government made up of citizens who control 

a system in government in which citizens vote to make decisions

A long poem telling the stories of heroes

ancient greek poet

the largest ancient city-state in greece

THE MOST POWERFUL OF ALL ANCIENT GREEK CITY-STATES

A BODY OF GOVERNMENT MADE UP OF CITIZENS

CITIZENS CHOSEN TO HEAR EVIDENCE AND MAKE A DECISION IN LAW

THE STUDY/SEARCH FOR TRUTH AND WISDOM

A WAR BETWEEN ATHENS AND SPARTA IN 400 B.C.

THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN GREECE

A BATTLE FORMATION FROM MACEDONIA

A SKILLED PUBLIC SPEAKER

AN ATHENIAN LEADER WHO MADE SURE ALL CITIZENS TOOK PART IN GOVERNMENT

GREEK PHILOSOPHER WHO DISCUSSED LAW WITH STUDENTS

GREEK PHILOSOPHER AN ONE OF SOCRATES STUDENTS

THE KING OF MACEDONIA AND FATHER OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT

A TEMPLE MADE IN 447 B.C. FOR THE GODDESS, ATHENA

AN ANCIENT KINGDOM THAT CONQUERED GREECE IN 300 B.C.

A MIXED CULTURE OF GREECE, AFRICA, AND ASIA

KING OF MACEDONIA; SPREAD GREEK CULTURE IN PARTS OF THREE CONTINENTS

GREEK PHILOSOPHER AND PRIVATE TEACHER TO ALEXANDER THE GREAT