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Democracy
Government ruled by the people
Homer
A blind story teller, also author of the Iliad and the Odyssey, two foundational epic poems of Western literature
Myths
Short stories with just god’s
Epics
Short stories with both humans (mortals) and gods
Polis
Greek word for city state
Pericles
lead the Athens during its Golden Age and shaping radical democratic reforms
Direct democracy
Citizens rule directly, not with representatives.
Philip ll
King of Macedonia, father of Alexander the Great.
Alexander the Great
Alexander the Great was great leader who ruled one of the largest ancient empires before dyeing to the flu at 32 years old. Phillip ll son
Reform
Reform means to make changes to a system, law, organization, or person's behavior to improve it and make it better
Philosophers
Lovers of wisdom, tried to explain the natures of life to understand fundamental truths about human existence, knowledge, values, reason, and the physical world.
Legislative
The people who make and push out laws
Executive
The people who execute and carry out laws
Judicial
People who settle arguments of law/interpret the law
Hellenism
The spread and bending of Greek culture
Socrates
A philosopher, asked several questions about values
Plato
A student of Socrates. Rejected democracy because the death of Socrates
Aristotle
Another student of Socrates. Tutored/mentored Alexander the Great.
Draco
A philosopher who created written laws
Solon
Rewrote Draco’s laws. Helped the poor. Layed foundations for Athenian democracy.
Myths
Short stories involving only gods.