Across
- 4. A speech by Pericles honoring the dead soldiers of Athens, celebrating democracy and sacrifice.
- 7. A period of great cultural achievement in Athens, particularly during Pericles' leadership.
- 8. The art of persuasive speaking or writing, often used by Pericles to advocate for his political goals.
- 9. A militaristic city-state in Greece, famous for its disciplined army and role in the Peloponnesian War.
- 10. An alliance of city-states led by Sparta, opposing the Delian League.
- 12. A Greek city-state known for its contributions to democracy, culture, and philosophy.
- 13. A system of government in which all citizens participate directly in decision-making.
- 14. A temple on the Athenian Acropolis, dedicated to the goddess Athena, symbolizing Athenian power.
- 15. Payments made by Greek city-states to Athens for protection and participation in the Delian League.
Down
- 1. The status of being a member of a city-state, with rights and responsibilities.
- 2. A deadly disease that devastated Athens during the Peloponnesian War, killing Pericles and many others.
- 3. A fortified hill in Athens, home to several important temples and buildings, including the Parthenon.
- 5. An alliance of Greek city-states led by Athens, initially formed for mutual defense against Persia.
- 6. Leader of Athens from 460-429 BC, known for his efforts to strengthen democracy and beautify Athens.
- 11. A collection of territories and influence controlled by Athens through its superior navy.