by: Clay Brillhart

land that is almost entirely surrounded by water

a sheltered place along a coast used for protection of boats

a peninsula on the Aegean Sea where Athens was built

a city state in ancient Greece

a big hill where people come in need of shelter and to have meetings

central area in anc. Greek cities used as marketplace and meeting place

a thing that can be bought or sold

a person with certain rights in his community or country

a government ruled by a king or queen

a government in which a small group of citizens make decisions 

a system of government where citizens vote to make decisions

a long poem that tells about a legend or hero

Anc. Greek poet

largest Greek city-state located on the southern Peloponnesus

powerful anc. Greek city-state, now the current day capital of Greece

a lawmaking part of a government made up of citizens

a group of citizens chosen to make a decision in the court of law 

the study of truth, wisdom, and the right way to life 

a war between Athens and Sparta in 400s B.C., Sparta won

a war between Athens and Sparta in 400s B.C., Sparta won

the highest mountain in Greece, anc. Greeks believe the gods and goddesses lived there

a Macedonian battle formation 

a person who is a skilled public speaker

Athenian leader who tried to make it so where all people could vote

Greek philosopher who discussed laws, religion, and customs

Greek philosopher who studied under Socrates

King of Macedonia father of Alexander the Great

a temple to the goddess Athena in Athens

an anc. kingdom under the rule of Alexander the great

culture that was a 

KING OF MACEDONIA

GREEK PHILOSOPHER, PRIVATE TEACHER OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT