by: Libby Schaaf

- an area of land almost completely surrounded by water

- a sheltered place along a coast used to protect boats/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 safety 

- a central area in Greek cities used as a marketplace and meeting place

- something that can be bought and sold

- a person with rights and responsibilities in their community

- a government ruled by a king or queen

-a type of government in which a small group of people control decisions

- a system of government where citizens vote to make descisions

- a long poem that tells a legend of heroes

- An ancient Greece poet

-THE LARGEST ANCIENT GREEK CITY-STATE

- FOR MANY YEARS THE MOST POWERFUL GREEK CITY-STATE, CAPITAL OF GREECE TODAY

- A LAW-MAKING BODY OF GOVERNMENT MADE UP BY A GROUP OF CITIZENS

-A GROUP OF CITIZENS CHOSEN TO HEAR EVIDENCE AND MAKE DECISION

- THE STUDY OF OR SEARCH FOR TRUTH AND WISDOM, ECT.

- A WAR FOUGHT BETWEEN ATHENS AND SPARTA IN THE 400S B.C.

- THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN IN GREECE

- A MACEDONIAN BATTLE FORMATION OF INFANTRY

- A PERSON WHO IS A SKILLED PUBLIC SPEAKER

- Athenian leader who made sure all citizens took part in government

- Greek philosopher who discussed laws, customs, Ect. with students

-Greek philosopher and student of Socrates

-King of macedonia, father of Alexander the great

- a temple to the goddess Athena

- an ancient kingdom which conquered Greece and the Persian Empire

- a culture that was a blend of ideas and traditions

- KIng of Macedonia

-Greek philosopher, private teacher of Alexander