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- 5. long narrative poem detailing heroic deeds
- 9. Greek philosopher and scientist
- 10. form of government and social system where a small
- 12. cruel absolute ruler who exercises power in an oppressive and unrestrained way, often ignoring the rights of their citizens
- 13. War,a major conflict in ancient Greece between the dominant naval power of Athens and the leading land power of Sparta, along with their respective allies
- 16. ancient Greek poet who is credited as the author of the Iliad and the Odyssey
- 18. democracy,a system where citizens, not elected representatives, make policy decisions and vote directly on laws and regulations.
- 19. defining political and social unit of ancient Greece
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- 1. II,king of Spain from from 1556 until 1598
- 2. specific Athenian philosopher who is considered a founder of Western philosophy and was known for his dialectical method of questioning, known as the Socratic method.
- 3. stories, often about gods, heroes, and the origins of the world, that serve to explain fundamental human
- 4. system of government where supreme power is held by a single person
- 6. form of power structure where rule is by a small group of people, who typically possess significant wealth, family ties, or military power
- 7. the first Bronze Age civilization on the Greek mainland
- 8. ancient Greek philosopher
- 10. art,the art of ancient Greece and Rome, characterized by its emphasis on realism, idealized forms, proportion, and harmony
- 11. member of an ancient Greek people who, around 1100 BCE, conquered the Peloponnese and overthrew the Mycenaean civilization
- 14. sacred temple from which sprung fundamental legends about the cit
- 15. Trojan war, a legendary, epic conflict fought by the early Greeks
- 17. person who studies philosophy a discipline concerned with fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language and engages in the reasoned pursuit of fundamental truths