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In southeastern Europe on the Mediterranean Sea
Athens
Archaic Classical and Hellenistic
A polis
Athens and Sparta
Democracy
Rule by the people
Only adult male citizens
Military state ruled by two kings
Warriors and soldiers
Age 7
The agoge
Being strong and athletic
Looking after the home and children
Ancient Greek
The Greek alphabet (based on Phoenician)
Mythical beings who Greeks believed controlled nature and human life
On Mount Olympus
Zeus
Athena
Poseidon
Ares
Aphrodite
Hermes
A temple dedicated to Athena in Athens
Doric Ionic and Corinthian
Columns temples and mathematical proportions
Worshipping the gods
Black and red figure paintings showing myths and daily life
Hillsides in a semi-circular shape
Tragedies and comedies
Masks to show different emotions
Ancient Greek poet who wrote the Iliad and Odyssey
The Trojan War between Greeks and Trojans
Odysseus's long journey home after the Trojan War
A wooden horse used by Greeks to trick their way into Troy
Thinkers who asked questions about life and the world
Famous Greek philosopher who taught by asking questions
Student of Socrates who wrote about ideal societies
Philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
Ethics politics science and mathematics
Started in Ancient Greece around 776 BC
Olympia in Greece
Every four years
A crown made of olive leaves
No only men could compete
A Greek messenger running from Marathon to Athens
Reading writing arithmetic music and physical education
The gymnasium
Household skills like weaving and cooking
Mud bricks with flat roofs
Bread cheese olives fish and wine
Mainly bread olives and a little cheese or fish
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