VOCAB 4

3. Greek drama characterized by serious themes and unhappy endings.
9. Greek drama characterized by humor and satire, usually ending happily.
10. Fortified hilltop at the center of a Greek city-state.
11. A person with legal rights and responsibilities in a city-state.
12. Open area in Greek cities used as a marketplace and gathering space.
14. League: Alliance led by Athens formed after the Persian Wars.
15. A Greek city-state.
16. Government where power is held by the citizens who vote on decisions.
17. Government run by a small, powerful group of individuals.
18. Payment made by one nation or city-state to another, often as submission or protection.

1. Military formation of soldiers tightly grouped with shields and spears.
2. Relating to the Greek-like culture spread after Alexander the Great.
4. Greek philosopher known for questioning beliefs and encouraging critical thinking.
5. Government where citizens participate directly or indirectly in decision-making.
6. A state-owned slave in ancient Sparta.
7. Land surrounded by water on three sides.
8. Leader who takes power by force and rules with total authority.
12. Government controlled by a privileged minority or noble class.
13. League: Alliance led by Sparta formed in opposition to Athens.
15. Person who seeks knowledge and understanding about life and reality.