| A | B |
|---|
| PLAGUE | SPREAD OF DISEASE. |
| ACROPOLIS | HIGHEST POINT OF CITY STATE. |
| THESPIAN | THESPIS CREATED THE GREEK TRAGEDY. AN ACTOR. |
| COMEDY | PLAYS THAT MADE FUN OF POLITICIANS. |
| ARISTOTLE | HE USED REASON, THOUGHT THAT MODERATION WAS GOOD, AND STUDIED DIFFERENT FORMS OF GOVERNMENT. |
| IONIC | GREEK ARCHITECTURE- WITH SCROLLS. |
| CORINTHIAN | THE MOST DECORATIVE STYLE. |
| ORCHESTRA | THE SEMICIRCLE IN FRONT OF THE STAGE. |
| DIONYSIS | GOD OF WINE AND FERTILITY. |
| ROMEO | CHARACTER FROM GREEK DRAMA. |
| ALLIANCE | AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO OR MORE POWERS TO COOPERATE AND DEFEND EACH OTHER. |
| SOCRATES | AN ATHENIAN PHILOSOPHER WHO QUESTIONES HIS STUDENTS TO FIND ANSWERS. |
| ATHENA | THE GODDESS OF WAR. |
| LOGIC | GREEK PHILOSOPHERS EXPLORED MANY SUBJECTS THROUGH RATIONAL THINKING. |
| STIPEND | POOR MEN COULD SEARVE IN GOVERNMENT WITH A SALARY. |
| TRAGEDY | PLAYS THAT ENDED IN DISASTER. |
| RHETORIC | THE ART OF SKILLFUL SPEAKING. |
| POLIS | CITY STATE IN ANCIENT GREECE |
| OSTRACISM | CITIZENS VOTED TO SEND AWAY A CITIZEN FOR TEN YEARS. |
| OLIGARCHY | GOVERNMENT RULE BY A FEW PEOPLE. |
