Ancient Greece

democracy

oligarchy

democracy

metropolis

monarchy

metropolis

oligarchy

democracy

oligarchy

ichor

monarchy

metropolis

city state

metropolis

acropolis

oligarchy

a city and its surrounding countryside with its own government, laws, and customs

a unique, independent marketplace

a large, metropolitan city that is central to political and cultural life

An area of classical monuments that includes the Parthenon

a big city with lots of buildings

a fortress on a high hill

an ancient Greek marketplace

a kind of government ruled by a king or queen

a style of Greek architecture

One of the most famous city-states

Fluid Greeks believed made their gods immortal

One of the ancient Greek philosophers who wrote a book called Ex Libris Liberta

Devoted believer in the Greek gods and goddesses

Plato's teacher

Believed in science and reason

Wrote many books

Opened a school called "The Lyceum"

asked questions

wrote many books

Believed in obeying the law

believed debating was important

strongly believed the Greek gods and goddesses were real

Socrates' teacher

did not believe in democracy

wrote a famous book called, "The Republic"

began a school called, "The Academy"

thought that the government should be run by everyday people