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| Military | These leaders would meet at the Strategion to conduct their business |
| Stoa | This place is similar to a COVERED market or mini-mall |
| Tholos | The cemetary is the modern day version of this. |
| Bouletuerion | Where city officials meet to conduct their business |
| Acropolis | A fortified hill where a temple was built for the local deity |
| Acro | Means "high" in Greek |
| Irrigation and travel | No inland rivers limit these two things in Greece |
| Mild | Greece has a _________ climate |
| Minoans | The first Greeks, these people were happy go lucky and peaceful |
| Dorians | Their invasion of Greece led to the Dark Ages |
| Myceneans | This group waged the Trojan War |
| The Agora | This place is the root for the fear called "agoraphobia," which is fear of leaving the house or going outside. |
| Athens | Democracy flourished in this polis |
| polis | This is another word for city state |
| Academics | Since its coins featured an owl and it was the home of Socrates and Archimedes, we can say that ___________ were valued in this city state |
| Persian | Argos refused to supply Atheans and Sparta during the ________ invasion |
| Argos | This city state is known for its arts |
| Standard weights and measures | These were developed by Pheidon in Argos and made trade among city-states easier because everyone was using common numerical values. |
| Diolcos | A stone road connecting two gulfs on either side of Corinth |
| Sparta | In this city-state, all jobs served the city-state |
| precious metals | Sparta banned ___________ so that people would not become greedy. |
| gods and goddesses | An Acropolis was set up to worship these entities. |
| Megara | Because of its location between Athens and Sparta, this city-state was a great center of trade. |
| Peloponnesian War | Megara allied with Sparta in the ________War after Athens banned its goods. |
| Textiles | This is another word for cloth. |
