Ancient Greece Vocabulary

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Ancient Greece Vocabulary Sixth Grade Unit 6 Week 2

Words to Know empire democracy architecture ideal mythology

democracy empire ideal mythology architecture democracy empire ideal mythology group of countries or states under one ruler or government

a style or special manner of building architecture democracy empire ideal mythology architecture a style or special manner of building

mythology a group of legends or architecture democracy empire ideal mythology a group of legends or stories about a particular country or person

just as you would wish; person architecture democracy empire ideal mythology ideal just as you would wish; person

democracy architecture democracy empire ideal mythology a government that is ruled by the people who live under it

Words to Know empire democracy architecture ideal mythology

construction technology art and science of building Which means the same thing as the underlined word? My brother wants to study architecture in college. construction technology art and science of building

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Michelle considered the kitten to be an ideal pet for her family. perfect enjoyable

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Athens had the first democracy. government ruled by the wealthy government ruled by the majority

territory won in a battle an extensive political unit Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Foreign invaders caused the end of the empire. territory won in a battle an extensive political unit

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Herbert found books on mythology to support his study of the Ancient Greek culture. traditional stories that explain natural events information about people’s religious beliefs

Words to Know empire democracy architecture ideal mythology

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