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The document provides information about various topics related to ancient Greece, including geography, mythology, famous Greeks, vocabulary terms, and philosophy. It mentions Crete as the location of Minoan civilization and locations such as Sparta, Mycenae, and places Alexander the Great traveled. Greek gods such as Zeus, Hades, Athena and Helios are named. Philosophers referenced include Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. The document also includes vocabulary like polis, Hellenistic, and nomad.
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- 2. This sea was surrounded on three sides by Greece
- 3. This landmass held the cities of Sparta and Mycenae
- 4. This empire was located just east of Greece
- 5. Alexander made it as far east as this place
- 6. Alexander made it as far south as this place
- 10. This god fought Athena for Athens and lost
- 11. He drives a chariot across the sky bringing the sun with him
- 12. He used mythology while recording historic events
- 13. He is known as the father of history
- 14. He wrote of the Trojan War in his epics
- 16. His reforms helped the poor and made everyone jurors
- 17. He was known for training physicians
- 18. The relationship of a right triangle is credited to him
- 20. Term that describes Greek culture mixed with other cultures
- 22. They were farm laborers for the Spartans
- 23. A marketplace
- 24. These aristocrats ruled Athens before a democracy did
- 25. They thought the best life had little pain or anxiety
- 27. He was the famous student of Socrates
- 28. He was Plato’s most brilliant student
- 30. He is considered one of Greece’s first philosophers
- 31. An object made by a human being of the distant past
- 32. A person or group with no specific home
- 33. To tame wild animals, making them useful to human beings
- 34. A unique way of life of a people
- 35. Traces of ancient plant and animal life preserved in rock
- 39. Geography
- 40. Greek Mythology
- 41. Famous Greeks
- 42. Vocabulary
- 43. Philosophy