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1-100 Body of water east of Greece

1-100A Aegean Sea

% of Greece is made up of this landform.

1-200A Mountains

1-300 Body of land where Peloponnesus is located.

1-300A Peninsula

1-400 A narrow strip of land connecting two larger bodies of water

1-400A Isthmus

Home of Greek gods and goddesses.

2-100A Mt. Olympus

2-200 Type of religion involving worship of many gods.

2-200A Polytheism

2-300 Ruler of Greek gods.

2-300A Zeus

2-400 Goddess of War and Patron goddess of important Greek city

2-400A Athena

Name of poet who wrote the Iliad and Odyssey.

3-100A Homer

3-200 Name of storyteller who wrote “The Tortoise and the Hare.”

3-200A Aesop

3-300 Type of short story, usually involving animals, that teaches a lesson.

3-300A Fable

3-400 Name of Greek warrior-hero of the Iliad fatally killed in end

3-400A Achilles

Type of government ruled by a king or queen.

4-100A Monarchy

4-200 Greek word for city-state.

4-200A Polis

4-300 Fortified hilltop meaning “highest city.”

4-300A Acropolis

4-400 Type of political system in which people rule because of wealth or land ownership.

4-400A Oligarchy

Name of empire that attacked Greece in 490 B.C.

5-100A Persian

5-200 Name of war between Athens and Sparta.

5-200A Peloponnesian

5-300 This city-state avoided battles on land and relied on sea power during military conflicts.

5-300A Athens

5-400 An organization of Greek city-states formed for mutual protection.

5-400A Delian League

Was a philosopher who taught Alexander the Great, establ. The Lyceum

6-100A Aristotle

6-200 Was a mathematician who created a theorem to figure out the lengths of the sides of a triangle

6-200A Pythagoras

6-300 Leader of Athens from B.C.

6-300A Pericles

6-400 Philosopher who taught his students to ask questions.

6-400A Socrates

Name of Trojan prince who carries Helen off to Troy

Paris

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