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3. A period of time when a king, queen, or other ruler is in power.
4. City-state that became known for its democracy, education, art, and philosophy. Later led the Delian League.
6. A series of rulers from the same family who rule a country or empire over time.
7. A City-state known for its powerful army and strict military society.
8. A War fought between the Greeks and the city of Troy. The story became famous from the Trojan Horse attack and Helen of Troy legend.
10. The enslaved population in Sparta who were forced to work the land and provide food for Spartan citizens. Spartan government controlled them.
12. A person who asks questions and uses reason to think about life, knowledge, and how people should live. Thinking about thinking
16. Lived on mainland Greece and first built powerful kingdoms that influenced later culture. Main side of the Trojan War
17. A period of long-term decline in a civilization where progress and writing falls.
18. A settlement in a new area that has ties to its homeland for resources and land.
19. After the Mycenaean civilization collapsed around 1100 B.C., Greece entered a period of decline in population, trade, and writing.

1. A war fought mainly between Athens and Sparta and their allies from 431 to 404 B.C.
2. An open public space in ancient Greece where people gathered to shop, meet, and discuss important issues. City-state meeting place.
5. Ancient Greek rulers who took power without the usual legal right to rule, often by force.
6. Form of government in which citizens have a say in how they are ruled.
9. A form of government in which a small group of people holds most of the power.
11. A series of conflicts between the Persian Empire and Greek city-states during the early 400s B.C.
13. The Greek name for city-state that included a city, surrounding land, and its own government.
14. Early civilization that lived on the island of Crete and became wealthy through trade and sailing.
15. Five elected officials in ancient Sparta who helped oversee the government and the behavior and education of citizens. Part of Oligarchy in Sparta