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| a geographic area with a major independent city at the center, such as athens, sparta or rome |
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| agricultural workers who framed land owned by a landowner, often to pay off a debt to the land owner |
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| was the general and statesman responsible for the construction of the parthenon |
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| honors athena the goddess of wisdom, war and art and crafts. considered a masterpiece of ancient athens |
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| a row of columns supporting a roof or arches |
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| marketplace, courtrooms and religious shrines. center of the city. |
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| what would a day be like in agora for men vs women |
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| males work together with slaves, shop, and have conversation over food. women and young boys were not allowed into agora until the afternoon, and did not stay long. |
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| a group of people chosen to give a verdict on a legal case presented to them in a court of law. |
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| a machine used to select jurors, it insured a random selection. names on cards placed in rows, colored balls were dropped into spaces next to slots the color of the ball next to a row determined if you were picked or not |
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| group of citizens that voted on the policies and laws of athens, there had to 6000 present to meet |
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| drew up laws the assembly voted on, composed of 50 men from 10 tribal council's. |
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| helped pass laws and policies, however the citizens elected them 1 from each of the 10 tribes. |
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| what is the difference between council and military commanders |
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council 50 member military 10
randomly choose, elected yearly
drew laws, helped pass laws |
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| who was the most famous military commander |
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| famous teacher and philosopher, he challenged people to think about moral ideas such as courage and justice.You should study your own belief and behaviors. |
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| a amphitheater honoring dionysus, loved to celebrate are, theater and religion through this festival |
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| all citizens were encouraged to serve, 200 men, paid for time, randomly picked by kleroteria. |
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| why was Pericles so important to athens |
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| helped persuade the support of art and music. |
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