Ancient Greece

City-States

Independent political entities like Athens and Sparta that formed in isolated valleys and islands.

Democracy

A key contribution of Ancient Greece, where citizens participated in government

Minoans

An ancient civilization known for its important maritime trade, frescoes, and speculation about their disappearance.

Acropolis

A high city in Greek city-states, often the site of temples dedicated to gods.

Sparta

A city-state that emphasized military training and discipline.

Athens

A city-state that glorified the individual and extended rights to more citizens.

Epic Poems

Significant literary works of Ancient Greece, including "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey."

Greek City-State Similarities

Shared language, religious practices, and a sense of superiority over foreigners.

Hellenistic Era

The period following the Classical era, marked by the spread of Greek culture and influence.

Philosophy

A major contribution of Ancient Greece, with notable contributes like Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.

Aristotle

Creator of the ‘Golden Mean’

Aristocracy

Form of government where power is held by notabilities.

Mycenaeans

Conquered the Minoans.