Ireland gates

an area of land almost entirely surrounded by water

a sheltered place along the coast used to protect boats

 peninsula in east central Greece on the Aegean Sea

mountainous peninsula in southern Greece between the Lonian and Aegean Sea 

a city state in ancient Greece

large hill in ancient greece where city residents sought shelter

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

something that can be bought and sold

a person with certain rights and responsibilities in his or her country

a government ruled by a king or queen

a government in witha small group of citizens control decision-making

a system of government in which citizens vote

long poem that tells the story of heros in legend or history

ancient Greek poet

largest ancient Greek city-state located on the southern peloponnesus

most powerful of all ancient Greek city-states capitol of present Greece

lawmaking body of government made up of a group or citizens

group of citizens chosen to hear evidence and do something by quart of law

study of or search for truth, wisdom, and the right way to live

war fought between Athens + Sparta in the 400s B.C. Sparta won

highest mountain in ancient Greece 

a Macedonian battle formation 

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, and religion 

Greek philosopher and student of Socrates

King of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great

temple to the goddess Athena built 447-432 b.c. on the Acropolis of Athens

ancient kingdom that was under the rule of Alexander the Great

 a blend of Greek ideas and traditions of Africa and Asia in ancient times 

king of Macedonia; his conquest spread Greek culture all over 3 continents 

Greek philosopher, private teacher of Alexander the Great