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What body of water is located between Italy and Greece?
The Aegean Sea
What are the six spiritual aspects of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey?
Reason, freedom, choices, actions, responsibility, humanity/individual
Who conquered the Messenians?
Sparta
What term describes the Messenians who were enslaved by Spartans?
Helots
What are the three sources of law according to Solon?
Reason, justice, community needs
What is never involved in Greek law?
Religion/gods
What country was Philip II associated with?
Macedonia
Who was the son of Philip II and known for his conquests?
Alexander the Great
What is the cosmos in the context of Greek philosophy?
All of reality, especially admired for its order and beauty
What are the six characteristics of Homer's writings?
Reason, freedom, choices, actions, responsibility, humanity/individual approach to life
What is the most important matter that any government must pay attention to?
The common good
Is the American government theocratic or secular?
Secular, as there is no state church
What city-state is located on the Peloponnese?
Sparta
Where is the Peloponnesus located?
Southwestern Greece
What does the term 'arbitrary' signify in Greek thought?
Based on personal preference, not reason
What are the four components and sources of Greek law according to Solon?
Reason, justice, community needs, man (not gods)
What is the difference between secularism and theocracy?
Secularism does not involve god or religion; theocracy involves laws based on religion
When was the Greek Dark Age?
1100-800 BC
Why could Homer's poems not appear during the Greek Dark Age?
People forgot how to read and write
What is the significance of Homer in Greek culture?
He is considered the origin and beginner of expressing Greek spirit and character