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Republic
A state where power was shared among citizens, often mixing democracy and oligarchy, focusing on the common good rather than just one group.
Thermopylae
A three day stand where a small Greek force, famously led by 300 Spartans under king Leonids, fought a massive invading Persian army led by king Xerxes l. The Greeks held Persians for two days. Persians won.
Helot
State owned serfs or unfree laborers for farming and providing food and labor for spartan citizens.
Polis
A small independents community centered around a city with its own government, laws and customs.
Ionian sea
West of Greek mainland, east of southern Italy.
Salamis
A victory for the outnumbered Greeks against the massive Persian fleet, led by king Xerxes, in the narrow straits near Athens during the Greco Persian Wars.
Athens
Invented democracy, lead Delian league, major polis of Ancient Greece.
Oligarchy
A government where power was held by a small group of wealthy, influential individuals who made decisions for the city states, often using their wealth and status to control.
Greco - Persian
Greeks v. Persia
Caused by: sparked by Persian King Darius l to expand territory
Led to Greek confidence after winning, Athenian Golden age
Direct Democracy
A system where eligible male citizens gathered in an assembly to directly vote on laws, policies, and leaders, rather than electing representatives.
Mediterranean Sea
Central to Ancient Greece
Persia
Powerful empire, Greeces rival during Greco- Persian wars.
Marathon
A decisive victory for outnumbered Athenian Greeks against the invading Persian Empire, proving the might of citizen soldiers and Greeks tactics.
Macedonia
Kingdom under Philip ll and Alexander the Great, unified Greece and started Hellenistic Age.
Peloponnesian War
Athens v. Sparta
Caused by rising Athenian power, sparking fear in Sparta and allies
Sparta devastated Greece, ended Athens golden age.
Acropolis
The high city, a fortified elevated part of a city built on a hill, serving as a defensive cute and religious center with temples.
Sparta
Dominant land power in Greece, strongest army
Peloponnesus Peninsula
Mountains region, Sparta is located here
Philip ll
King of Macedonia, unified Greece by defeating Athens and Thebes.
Alexander The Great
King of Macedonia, conquered Persian Empire.
Aegean Sea
Part of Mediterranean between Western Greece and Eastern Turkey.
Democracy
Rule by the people. Direct system where eligible male citizens voted on laws and policies in an assembly.
Greco - Persian battles
Thermopylae, marathon, Salamis, Platea
Platea
The final battle of the second Persian invasion of Greece, where a united Greek Force, led by Spartans and Athenians, crushing the invading Persian army under Mardonius.