Greece

The elite military of the Greeks

The Greeks believed that when one of these were out of balance, one would become ill.

The philosopher that believed, reality was indivisible ans endless and influenced Western thought

The first and foremost of Greek doctors

Philip II and Alexander the Great were the leaders of this group

The large militaristic city-state of Greece

Peasants whose sole purpose was to provide food and products for the military

The Greek Practice of killing the weak infants

A long period of cultural and economic stagnation

The independent communities within the country of Greece

Offered by the bride's father to the groom and served as a protection for the bride

The first period in which the Greeks became more sedentary and began a region

The Philosophers who speculated on penultimate truth, anticipated the modern idea

These people took advantage of the volcano on Crete Island and established themselves as the leading force in Greece

Means rebirth

The city state that was the cultural apogee of Greece

The philosophers and mathmatician who required his followers to adhere to a moral code

Famous philosopher who privately educated King Philip II's son Alexander