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Aldin Kovac, Jake Williams 2-19-2014 Greece Vocabulary Aldin Kovac, Jake Williams 2-19-2014

Democracy A government run by the people of the community

Aristocracy A government controlled and run by a few rich/wealthy people.

Philosopher A person who studies truth and knowledge

Immortal To be able to live forever.

Agora An outdoor marketplace in ancient Greece.

Myth A traditional story that may include gods and goddesses and often tries to explain events in nature, often without proof.

Plague An epidemic of an often fatal disease.