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Chapter 29: Golden Age of Athens
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Golden Age -
acropolis -
Parthenon -
myths-
metopes -
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drama -
Dionysus -
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pancratium -

2. pediments frieze philosophy Socrates
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Chapter 29: Golden Age of Athens
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Golden Age - A period of great peace and wealth in Athens between B.C.E.
acropolis - A high craggy hill that rises above Athens where temples were built. (city on a hill)
Parthenon - The temple honoring the goddess Athena, built on the acropolis above Athens.
myths- A traditional story that helps to explain a culture’s beliefs.
architecture - The art of designing buildings
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metopes - The actual sculptures in the frieze.
sculpture - The art of creating 3-D figures from such materials as wood, stone, and clay.
drama - The art of writing, acting in, and producing plays.
Dionysus – Greek God of theater and wine.
Panathenaic Games – athletic events, including horse races and chariot races, held as a part of the festival honoring the goddess Athena
pancratium – an event in the Panathenaic Games were men were allowed to punch, kick, and choke each other

6. A band (area) of sculptures at the top of a temple.
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A band (area) of sculptures at the top of a temple.
Triangles at the top of temples, created by the slanted roof.
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philosophy
One of the greatest philosophers in Athens; he taught others to ask questions and think about their beliefs.
The study of wisdom, knowledge, reality, or thought.
Socrates

8. The search for wisdom or knowledge.
The search for wisdom or knowledge.
The art of creating 3-D figures from such materials as wood, stone, and clay.
God of theater and wine.
The art of writing, acting in, and producing plays.
The art of designing buildings
One of the greatest philosophers in Athens; he taught others to ask questions/think about their beliefs.
The actual sculptures in the frieze.
The temple honoring the goddess Athena, built on the acropolis above Athens.
A band (area) of sculptures at the top of a temple.
A traditional story that helps to explain a culture’s beliefs.
Triangles at the top of temples, created by the slanted roof.
A high craggy hill that rises above Athens where temples were built. (city on a hill)
A period of great peace and wealth between B.C.E. in Athens.