This Greek term refers to a city-state, often the center of political and cultural life.
What is a polis?
In ancient Greece, this open space was used as a marketplace and meeting place.
What is an agora?
In ancient times, this type of poet entertained crowds with epic tales and songs.
What is a bard?
This type of landform is surrounded by water on three sides.
What is a Peninsula?
This military formation involved rows of soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder with shields and spears.
What is a phalanx?
This form of government is controlled by a small group of powerful individuals.
What is an Oligarchy?
The Persian Empire was divided into these provinces, each governed by a local leader.
What is a satrapy?
This type of ruler seizes power by force, often without legal right.
What is a tyrant?
This type of government, first developed in Athens, gives citizens the power to vote on decisions.
What is a Democracy?
This is a settlement in a new land that remains connected to its homeland.
What is a colony?
These enslaved people in Sparta were forced to farm and serve the ruling class.
What are helots?
This official in Sparta was one of five leaders responsible for enforcing laws and managing day-to-day affairs.
What is an Ephor?
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This title was given to the governor of a province in the Persian Empire.
This title was given to the governor of a province in the Persian Empire.
What is a Satrap?