Classical Greece

2. Age A period of prosperity and cultural flourishing, particularly in Athens.
3. of City-States Greek civilization saw the emergence of city-states, each with its own government, culture, and army.
6. Athens, outnumbered, defeated Persian forces.
11. Wars conflict between Athens and Sparta, leading to Sparta's eventual victory.
13. Citizens elect representatives to govern on their behalf (also known as indirect democracy).
14. Known for its powerful military.
16. Known for advancements in government, art, philosophy, and education.
17. Greek navy defeated the Persian navy, securing victory for Greece.
18. Democracy Citizens vote directly on laws and decisions.

1. Wars Greek city-states united to repel invasions by the mighty Persian Empire.
4. Greeks established colonies around the Mediterranean and Black Seas, spreading their influence across Europe, Africa, and Asia.
5. Rule by a small group of people with similar interests.
7. Rule by religious authority.
8. Government where citizens can vote and participate in decision-making.
9. Greek word for city-state, each with its own citizens, army, culture, and government.
10. stand by 300 Spartans against a large Persian army.
12. Elected group responsible for making laws and decisions.
15. Rule by wealthy or upper-class citizens.
16. the Great Conquest of a vast empire by the Macedonian king, spreading Greek culture across Asia.