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Teacher of Alexander the Great
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| Blind Poet/Writer of Iliad and Osessey/ about gods as glorified humans |
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Wrote: The Dialogues
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Crushed ionian revolt/ tried to invade mainland Greece for the first time. |
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| Greek Philosopher- "Know Thyself" |
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Great Leader of Athens died during plague
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Aristocrat introduced democracy to Athens
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Rules Macedonia after death of Alexander the Great
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| Ruled Macedonia after death of Alexander the Great |
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| Persial Emperor conquered Ionia in 546 BC |
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| Father of Alexander the Great- Conquered almost all of Greece before he was assassinated |
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| Persian King launched 2nd Invasion of mainland Greece i order to expan empire and avenge his father. |
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| god of the underworld/death |
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| came up with a theorem about triangles |
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| Perfected the lever and Pulley |
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| Known as the woman whose "face launched a thousand ships" |
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| First to draw latitude and longitude lines |
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| Rule by many or the common people |
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| bad form of one-man rule that arises when one man seizes power by appealing to the people |
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| foot soldiers that charge the enemy as one group |
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| what the Greeks viewed all non-Greek people |
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| Japheth's son whom the Greeks descended from |
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| chief city of Persian Empire conquered by Alexander the Great in 330 BC |
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| Build earliest civilization in the vicinity of Greece |
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| People of Sparta who did not belong to the ruling class |
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| Place where small Greek navy defeated the Persian fleet. |
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| Place where the Spartans held off the Persian invasions. |
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| Place where the greatly outnumbered Athenians surprised the Persians by defeating them. |
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| Island where the earliest civilization of Greece was built. |
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| invaders from the north of Greece who helped bring about a dark age in Greece in approximately 1200 BC |
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