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Ancient Greece Vocabulary Words Hannah Nichols

Acropolis A large hill which the Greeks built their city- states around.

Agora A place where Greeks meet and conduct business.

Assembly A lawmaking place where people voted on issues that helped their city.

Citizen A person who has certain rights and responsibilities to his or her country.

Colony A group of people who lived apart from Greece but kept economic ties with it.

Democracy A form of government where people vote to make decisions.

Jury They hear evidence and make decisions in a court of law.

Monarchy Government headed by one lawyer.

Polis A Greek City-State

Philosophy A study of wisdom and the right way of live.

Peloponnesian War The war between Athens and Sparta

Oligarchy The kind of government that is run by a small group of people.

Harbor A sheltered place along a coastline.