Ancient greece vocabulary

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VOCABULARY & ACTIONS

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EUROPE

GREECE

It is in the south of Europe.

FLAG

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ATHENS

Athens is the capital of Greece.

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It was thehighest partof the polis

(city).

ACROPOLISPOLIS

The polis (plural, poleis) was the ancient Greek city-state. They were built near the sea.

HARBOUR

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TEMPLE

COLUMNS

Greeks used three types of columns when they built a temple:

The Doric style is the most plain. It was used in temples dedicated to men.

The Ionic style is famous for its scrolls. It was used in temples dedicated to goddesses.

The Corinthian style is quite fancy. It was used in temples dedicated to goddesses too.

STATUEor SCULPTURE

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MOUNT OLYMPUS

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GREEKS

GOD

GODDESS

CITIZENSKING

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DEMOCRACY

It was practiced in Athens for 100 years. It consisted of all adult citizens had to take an active part in government (rule by many) if called on to do so. At this time, citizens were free men. Women, children, and slaves were not citizens, and thus could not participate or vote.

Every year they selected 500 citizens who had to serve for one year. During that year, they were responsible for making new laws and for changing old laws. But, nothing they did became law until all the citizens of Athens had a chance to vote yes or no. Majority ruled. This form of government came to an end in

ancient Athens after Athens lost a war with Sparta. This was the Peloponnesian War. For a while, Athens was ruled by a small group of Spartans.

It is a government in which all citizens vote on rules and laws.

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PHILOSOPHY

It is the study of the meaning and justification of beliefs about the most general, or universal, aspects of things – a study which is carried out, not by experimentation or careful observation, but instead typically by formulating problems carefully, offering solutions to them, giving arguments for the solutions, and engaging in the dialectic about all of the above. Philosophy studies such concepts as existence, goodness, knowledge, and beauty.

WAR

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ACTIONS

DROWN

FALL DOWN

BE / FALL IN LOVE

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ESCAPE LOCK UP

FLYRUN

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SWING

JUMP

SLIDE

SWIM

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HOP

DANCESTUDY

SKIP THE ROPE

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SING

HELP AT HOME

LISTEN TO MUSIC

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DAILY ROUTINES

BRUSH YOUR HAIR

GET DRESSED

BRUSH YOUR TEETH

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WAKE UP

HAVE BREAKFAST

HAVE A SNACKGO TO SCHOOL

GET UP

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GO HOME

PLAY

HAVE LUNCH

DO YOUR HOMEWORK

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WATCH TV

HAVE DINNER MAKE YOUR BED

SLEEP /GO TO SLEEP

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HAVE A SHOWER

EAT

COOK

DRINK

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WASH THE DISHES

DO THE SHOPPING

WATER THE PLANTS

SET THE TABLE

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HAVEWORK

HAVE A BATH

PLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT