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CHAPTER 4 VOCABULARY

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Knossos   The rulers of the trading empire lived places  
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shrines   areas dedicated to Gods and Goddesses  
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Frescoes   watercolor paintings on wet plaster  
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trojan war   took place around 1250 B.C.  
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straits   narrow water passages between the red sea and the meditteranian sea.  
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Homer   Lived around 750 B.C.  
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Polis   city-state  
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acropolis   high city, had the temples  
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citizens   free residents who had responsibility  
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monarchy   hereditary ruler excercises central power  
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aristocracy   rule by a hereditary land holding elite  
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oligarchy   power is in the hands of a small, wealthy elite.  
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Sparta   north invaders conquered Loconia settled and made...  
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athens   located in attica  
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democracy   government by the people  
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tyrants   people who gained power by force.  
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legislature   lawmaking body. all male.  
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Alliance   a formal agreement between 2 or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to one anothers defense  
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pericles   460 b.c. - 429 b.c. was golden age for athens  
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direct democracy   citizens take part directly in the day to day affairs of government.  
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stipend   fixed salory  
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jury   a panel of citizens who have the authority to make final judgements  
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ostoracism   people could vote to banish authority or public authority who they saw as a threat  
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philosophers   meaning lovers of wisdom  
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logic   rational thinking  
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rhetorics   art of speaking  
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socrates   an athenian stonemason and shilosopher  
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plato   one of socrates students  
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aristotle   platos most famous student  
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parthenon   a temple dedicated tot he goddess athena  
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tragedies   plays that told stories of human suffering  
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herodutus   the father of history  
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alexander the great   architect of the new era  
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phillip II   had lived in thebes and had come to admire greek culture hired aristotle.  
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assassinated   murder of public figure  
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assimilated   or absorbed.  
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alexandria   at the very heart of hellenistic in egypt a home to millions  
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pythagoras   derived a formula to calculate the sides of the right triangle.  
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helicentric   sun centered  
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archimedes   appled principals of hellenistic scientist  
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