| A | B |
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| Athen Laws | these laws were proposed by the council and approved by more than half of the assembly. |
| Direct Democracy | A form of democracy in which all citizens can participate firsthand in the decision-making process |
| Representative Democracy | A form of democracy in which citizens elect officials to govern on their behalf. |
| Ephor | A person who enforced laws and managed tax collection in Sparta. |
| Tyrant | A person who take s power by force and rules with total authority. |
| Democracy | System of government in which all citizens share in running the government |
| Oligarchy | system of government in which a few people hold power. |
| The Age of Pericles | The Golden Age of prosperity, culture, and achievement. |
| Solon. | Greek tyrant that became popular by giving land to the landless farmers. |
| Helots | Spartan enslaved workers |
| Sparta did not welcome | foreign trade because they wanted control of helots. |
| Cleisthenes's Reform | gave citizens in Athens a chance to be a member of the city council. |
| Peisistratus | Athenian tyrant that gave citizenship to Athenians who did not own land. |
| Athen's schools | boys study arithmetic, geometry, and public speaking |
| Athens currency | coins to make trade easier. |
| Spartan Government | Oligarchy with a council of elders that were land-owning men. |
| Oligarchy | Rule by a small group of wealthy people. |
| Sparta's Military Culture | age 7 boys trained for Military with harsh treatment. |
| 3 forms of Greek city-state government | a tyrant, an oligarchy, and a democracy. |
| Greek City-States growth produced | tyrant rule |
