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Father of History

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Herodotus

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best historian of ancient Greece

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Terocydides

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First early leaders, every father treat his their son trade.

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Solon

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ostracism (sending people out of country), father of Athen democracy

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Cleisthenes

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greatest leaders in Greece, democracy reached perfection under him.

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Pericles

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Father of mechanics (levers and wheels)

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Archimedes

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King of Macedonia, takes Greece in battle of Chaesonea

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Phillip II

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Mother of Alexander the Great

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Olympias

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math, pathagoream method

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Pythagoras

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Alexander the Greats wife

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Roxanne

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Wrote Iliad and Odyssey, stresses Arete (brave, honest)

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Homer

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Greek Dark Ages, greatest thing that came out of this was the Iliad and Odyssey and no idle riches

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Dorians

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Xerxes (son) takes over later, Persian leader

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Cyrus the Great

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held off Sparta with hardly any army

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Leonicles I

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Wrote Greek tragedies and comedies

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Sophocles

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main god of every city state

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Zeus

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goddess of wisdom

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Athena

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goddess of love

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Aphrodite

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god of the sea

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Poseidon

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the sea was their defense, women were great there, art was happy, they were eventually over ran by Mycenaean. Geography was on the Aegean Sea.

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Minoans

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pyramids built by Mycenaeans

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tholos

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writing system of the Mycenaeans and the Minoans

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Linear B

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will be over ran by the Dorians; they were very warlike; they used mosaics; they were geographically on the mainland

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Mycenaeans

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city state; same tradition

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Polis

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25
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the hill Athens was on.

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Acropolis

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tower in Athens

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Citadel

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27
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wealthy; aristocrats grew ???? and made wine

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Olive and vine culture

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28
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pure Greek activities

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Panhellenic

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29
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Greek recreation

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agora

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30
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Greek military (Athens); a lot of weapons; 8 deep

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Hopelite

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formation of the greek army

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Phalanx

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games played by the pure greeks only; happened every 4 years; honor Zeus; consisted of foot race, wrestling and then later boxing, javelin throwing; always between individuals, not groups; winners were heroes and rewarded with parades, money, and free rent for life; dangerous (some non accidental deaths); competed in nude; always men.

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Olympiad/Olympics

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33
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women athletes

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Pugilist

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34
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mens drinking parties; no women went; helitgirs??? called besides people who went there

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symposium

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35
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Area around Athens

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Atica

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36
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most important part of the government in Athens

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Areopagus

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37
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What killed Socrates?

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He drank Hemlock

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38
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What did the Athens call their navy?

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fleet

39
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payed teachers in Greece; Socrates didn’t like them

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Sophists

40
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What were the jobs of Athen women?

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1) to keep the household in order
2) cook
3) teach kids

41
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where the gods and goddesses where said to live

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Mt. Olympus

42
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main temple

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parthenon

43
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symbol of honor and intelligence to the Athen people

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owl

44
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lying in court

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perjury

45
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Greece before it was refined; during the 5th century (most important century.

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Archaic Greece

46
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What was the most important century?

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5th century

47
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What were the 3 groups of Athenians?

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1) Citizen
2) Metic
3) Slave

48
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What were some characteristics of Athens?

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wisdom; simplicity; patriotism; friendship; honesty

49
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What were the 3 philosophies?

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1) Cynicism- Diogenes
2) Epicenism- Epicures
3) Stoicism- Zeno

50
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What 2 things was Socrates accused of?

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1) corrupting minds of male youth

2) disrespecting the gods

51
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He wanted his students to think and listen

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Socrates

52
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wealthy; wrote Republic; thought women could do anything; left Athens and came back and founded Academy.

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Plato

53
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greatest philosopher

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Aristotle

54
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Who did Socrates teach?

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Plato

55
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Who did Plato teach?

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Aristotle

56
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Who did Aristotle teach?

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Alexander the Great

57
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What was the religious theme of dramas in Athens?

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honored Zeus

58
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Geographically located on the Eurotas River, agricultural, settled by Dorians; very warlike and aggressive

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Sparta

59
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What was the role of women in Sparta?

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to have children (boys preferably) and to teach those kids to honor Sparta by going to war; women in Sparta felt honored if there child died in battle; after they raised there children they could work in the marketplace

60
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The Peloponnesian War was between who?

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Athens and Sparta

61
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What were names of the 3 battles in Athens War against Persians?

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  1. Marathon
  2. Salamis
  3. Platacea
62
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What were the 3 groups of people in Sparta?

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  1. Spartiate (upper; ruling; citizen)
  2. Pereouci
  3. Helots (slaves)
63
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What was 8 of Sparta’s values?

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  1. thrifty
  2. endurance
  3. tough
  4. shun luxuries
  5. cunning characteristics
  6. not interested in education
  7. stagnant
  8. military
64
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What were some of the Greek legacies?

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history, philosophy, democracy, medicine, olympics, drama, theater, architecture, sculpture, literature

65
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What was the 2 main accomplishments of the Greek Dark Ages?

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  1. Iliad and Odyssey

2. no idle riches

66
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What 3 things did Pericles ask married women in Athens to do?

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  1. Have as many kids as possible
  2. teach kids to be loyal
  3. no gossiping
67
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What 3 reasons did Athens fail and was conquered by Phillip II of Macedonia?

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  1. never united
  2. jealousy
  3. diversely different
68
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______ was the main city in Greece.

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Corinth (Paul went here in Corinthians)

69
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What were 4 of Homer’s values?

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  1. bravery
  2. honesty
  3. gentleman
  4. Arete
70
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What were the 3 most important literatures?

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  1. Aesop’s Fables
  2. Mythology
  3. Iliad and Odyssey
71
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What were the 2 worst things that Greece gave?

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  1. humanism

2. gloated over human body

72
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What was the economic system in Sparta?

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State-owned and agricultural

73
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What 3 ways did Sparta control their population?

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  1. Infanticide
  2. Starvation
  3. Open Season
74
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Also called the Age of Pericles and the Classical Age; was in the fifth century

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Golden Age

75
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What were the names of Alexander the Great’s 2 wives?

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Siteria and Roxanne

76
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What 2 things did Alexander keep under his pillow?

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  1. copy of Iliad and Odyssey

2. a dagger

77
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Why did the Minoans have no military?

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the sea was their protection

78
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What two main types of drama did Greece give?

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  1. Comedies

2. Tragedies

79
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What was the art of in Sparta?

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war and war scenes

80
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Greek _______ seized power. (bad leaders)

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tyrants

81
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_______ was a community in Greece. People had a common ancestry/life style.

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Greek Polis

82
Q

What was the greatest honor that a Spartan soldier could have was what?

A

dying in battle

83
Q

Spartan soldiers drank the famous _______ this made them aggressive they said.

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Spartan Broth

84
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What type of government did Sparta have?

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oligarchy (state control; king; council; assembly; threads of fascism; gustapo)

85
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means highest virtue

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Arete

86
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What were Homeric values?

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manliness; courage; honor; brave

87
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pure Greek; time before it was mixed with other cultures; time Greek was at its best in the arts; period of simplicity, freedom, and democracy; people were not obsessed with wealth; period of idealism.

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Hellenic

88
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How did Greece become Hellenistic?

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Alexander’s dream was to fuse greek cultures with the world

89
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means mixed; age of Alexander; now it becomes more science, political, and size; became more extravagant and experimental; The Golden Age was replaced by competition, bigness, growth, travel; Sculpture and art became more realistic; period of intermingling of culture and people; slavery increased.

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hellenistic

90
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When did Alexander think that Greek culture was at its best?

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after they fused

91
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intricately connected to every aspect of daily life; citizens had to have proper attitude toward the gods; temples dedicated to the gods and goddesses were the major building of greek society; Homer gave an account of gods that provided a definite structure to greek religion; Most greeks believed that 12 chief gods lived on Mt. Olympus; festivals also developed as a way to honor the gods and goddesses; the Panhellenic celebrations were important to all greeks and were held at a special location such as those dedicated to the worship of Zeus at Olympia; Olympics were held to honor Zeus.

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Greek Religion

92
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Father of Medicine

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Apocretes

93
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what were the first 3 areas of science?

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  1. Astronomy
  2. Mechanics
  3. Medicine

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