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- 2. Legendary Greek hero whose only vulnerable spot was his heel.
- 3. The Ancient Greek physician known as the "Father of Medicine"
- 5. System of government developed by the Ancient Greeks that prioritizes the voice of the people.
- 10. Ingenious tactic used by the Greeks to help defeat the Trojans.
- 12. Term for marketplace and social centre in Athens.
- 14. Greek city-state which was rival of Sparta. Widely believed in democracy and was welcoming to others.
- 15. The philosopher known for his methods of questioning and his contributions to ethics and logic.
- 16. The Greek goddess of wisdom, warfare, and craftsmanship.
- 18. Goddess of hunting and protectress of women, cities, and young animals.
- 20. The ancient Greek city-state known for its military prowess and strict upbringing of citizens.
- 21. Greek word for city-state.
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- 1. Sporting festival held every year in Olympia. Began in 776 BCE.
- 2. __________ the Great. Military leader who conquered much of the known world, including Greece.
- 4. __________ War. The war between Sparta and Athens.
- 6. Battle in 490 BCE where the Greeks defeated the Persian invaders.
- 7. The god of the underworld, ruling over the dead.
- 8. Capital of rich civilization in Greece from about 1600 BCE to 1100 BCE.
- 9. Greek writer and historian. Known as the father of history.
- 11. King of Greece who was respected by Achilles.
- 13. The military formation used by the Greeks. consisting of tightly packed infantry soldiers.
- 17. The king of the Gods. Ruler of Mount Olympus.
- 19. The famous epic poem written by Homer, recounting the Trojan War
