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Chapter 13, Chapter 13, Section 1 Section 1

Notes/VocabularyNotes/Vocabulary

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11. What ended . What ended Greece’s golden Greece’s golden age, making it age, making it vulnerable to vulnerable to invaders?invaders?

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1.1.What ended What ended Greece’s golden Greece’s golden age, making it age, making it vulnerable to vulnerable to invaders?invaders?War between War between Athens and SpartaAthens and Sparta

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2. Pericles was 2. Pericles was an Athenian an Athenian ____________.____________.

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2. Pericles was 2. Pericles was an Athenian an Athenian leaderleader..

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3. ______________ held 3. ______________ held most power in the most power in the Athenian Athenian democracy.democracy.

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3. 3. Free menFree men held most held most power in the power in the Athenian Athenian democracy.democracy.

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4. _____________ 4. _____________ conquered conquered Greece in the Greece in the 330s BC.330s BC.

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4. 4. Alexander the Alexander the GreatGreat conquered conquered Greece in the 330s Greece in the 330s BC.BC.

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5. One5. One characteristic characteristic of many examples of many examples of Greek statues is of Greek statues is that they are that they are ____________.____________.

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5. One characteristic 5. One characteristic of many examples of many examples of Greek statues is of Greek statues is that they are that they are lifelikelifelike..

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6. The __________ 6. The __________ were one of the were one of the first people to use first people to use voting to make voting to make major decisions.major decisions.

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6. The 6. The GreeksGreeks were were one of the first one of the first people to use people to use voting to make voting to make major decisions.major decisions.

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7. The temple in 7. The temple in Athens which was Athens which was also a symbol of also a symbol of the city was the the city was the ___________.___________.

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7. The temple in 7. The temple in Athens which was Athens which was also a symbol of also a symbol of the city was the the city was the ParthenonParthenon..

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8. Socrates, Plato, 8. Socrates, Plato, and __________ and __________ were influential were influential Greek ________.Greek ________.

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8. Socrates, Plato, 8. Socrates, Plato, and and AristotleAristotle were were influential Greek influential Greek philosophersphilosophers..

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9. The ancient 9. The ancient Greeks were the Greeks were the first people to write first people to write and perform and perform _______._______.

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9. The ancient 9. The ancient Greeks were the Greeks were the first people to write first people to write and perform and perform playsplays..

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10. ________ stopped 10. ________ stopped his conquest his conquest because his troops because his troops _______________________________________________._________.

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10. 10. Alexander Alexander stopped his stopped his conquest because conquest because his troops his troops refused refused to keep fightingto keep fighting..

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11.Greece’s____ 11.Greece’s____ included included achievements in achievements in politics, politics, architecture, art, architecture, art, science, philosophy, science, philosophy, and literature.and literature.

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11.Greece’s 11.Greece’s golden golden ageage included included achievements in achievements in politics, politics, architecture, art, architecture, art, science, philosophy, science, philosophy, and literature.and literature.

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12. A ___________ is a 12. A ___________ is a political unit made political unit made up of a city and all up of a city and all the surrounding the surrounding lands.lands.

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12. A 12. A city-statecity-state is a is a political unit made political unit made up of a city and all up of a city and all the surrounding the surrounding lands.lands.

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13. In the middle of 13. In the middle of most Greek city-most Greek city-states was an states was an ___________, or ___________, or fortress on a hill.fortress on a hill.

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13. In the middle of 13. In the middle of most Greek city-most Greek city-states was an states was an acropolisacropolis, or , or fortress on a hill.fortress on a hill.