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Misc
100
Ancient Greece has peninsulas, islands, mountains, mainland
What is Ancient Greece Geography
100
enjoyed more rights and freedoms than did in other city-states
What is spartan women
100
political power is held by a small group of people
What is oligarchy
100
developed and oligarchic government based on military conquest
What is Sparta
100
This is the "high ground"
What is acropolis
200
the largest peninsula in ancient Greece
What is the Peloponnesian Peninsula
200
divided according to wealth and legal status
What is Greek society
200
a formation of heavily armed soldiers who moved together as a unit.
What is phalanx
200
differed greatly from Sparta in terms of education citizenship and and women's roles.
What is Athens
200
a hereditary class of rulers
What is aristocracy
300
This is how the Greeks felt living isolated from others
What is independence
300
had clear roles and few right in the Greek city-states
What is women
300
governments run by a strong ruler
What is tyrannies
300
responsible for the day-to-day operation of the government
What is ephors
300
a membership in a community
What is citizenship
400
These two books influenced Greek culture
What is Iliad and Odyssey
400
spurred conquest trade and colonization
What is geography and limited resources
400
attended from age seven and studied literature, physical education, and music
What is boys
400
boys were taken away from their homes for schooling at state-expense
What is barracks
400
the ownership and control of other people as property
What is slavery
500
This meant " rule by the best people"
What is aristocracy
500
people who paid rent either in money or crops
What is tenant farmers
500
experimented with many forms of government including oligarchy and tyranny
What is Greek city-states
500
society organized for the purpose of waging war
What is military state
500
gradually replaced the old bartering system
What is coins
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