Greece Flashcards
A long story or poem
Epic
A small strip of land with water on both sides that connects two larger areas of land.
Isthmus
A sheltered place with deep water close to shore.
Harbor
A city and farms, towns, and villages around it.
City-State
A city-state in Ancient Greece
Polis
A walled fort built on a hill.
Acropolis
An open-air market and gathering place in Greek city-states
Agora
A short story usually involving animals, that teaches a moral lesson.
Example:
Fable
“The Hare and the Tortoise”
Group of actors.
Troupe
A person who appeals to the emotions and prejudices of people in order to arouse discontent (unhappiness) and advance his/her own political purposes.
Demagogue
An agreement to cooperate.
Alliance
A culture that blended Greek, Persian, Egyptian, and Indian styles and customs.
Hellenism
Relating to many cultures.
Multicultural
King or Queen who have supreme power.
Monarchy
A government ruled by the upper class of society or nobility (gained right to rule by birth)
Aristocracy