Ancient Greece

2. Government system where citizens share in ruling responsibilities (9 letters)
5. A ruler who seizes power without legal right, often supported by citizens seeking reform (6 letters)
9. Leader who established democracy in Athens by expanding the role of the assembly (11 letters)
11. Greek city-state known for valuing education, democracy, and arts (6 letters)
13. Government type ruled by a few wealthy individuals (9 letters)
14. Citizen soldiers in Greek city-states, often supporting tyrants for reform (8 letters)
16. Peninsula in southern Greece where Sparta was located (12 letters)

1. Greek city-state focused on military strength and discipline (6 letters)
3. Independent political unit of Greece where the government and society evolved distinctly (7 letters)
4. Main governing body in both Athens and Sparta, allowing male citizens to vote (8 letters)
6. Group of 500 citizens in Athens, aiding in managing government affairs (7 letters)
7. Tyrant who divided land among the poor and built public structures in Athens (11 letters)
8. Captive workers enslaved by the Spartans to sustain agriculture (6 letters)
10. Wealthy class who took power from local kings in early Greek history (6 letters)
12. High-ranking officials in Sparta enforcing laws and collecting taxes (6 letters)
15. Athenian leader known for economic and social reforms to ease farmer debt (5 letters)