1	Satrapy system		_____	troops stationed in a fortress or town
2	Spartiate		_____	a liquid offering such as wine, oil or water that is poured onto a religious object
3	Thalassocracy		_____	a sovereign state, consisting of a single city and its dependent territories
4	Thucydides		_____	the system used by the Persian kings to govern the empire, based on regions run by provincial governors
5	Tyrant		_____	a two-handled pottery storage jar with an oval body tapering to a point at the base
6	Trireme		_____	a ship with three rows of oars on each side
7	Oligarchy		_____	a battle formation in which soldiers lined up in ranks with their shields locked together
8	Ostracism		_____	relating to the study of inscriptions on stone or metal
9	Ostraca		_____	an Athenian dramatic festival; it was held to honour the god Dionysus
10	Oracle		_____	the government of a nation having control over large expanses of the seas; a maritime empire
11	Peloponnese		_____	the spoils of war, including goods and people captured from the defeated enemy
12	Perioikoi		_____	male citizen of Sparta
13	Polytheistic		_____	a period of 5 weeks for which each of the 10 divisions of the Athenian Council of 500 presided in turn
14	Prytany		_____	the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
15	Regent		_____	banishment of a citizen for 10 years by popular vote
16	Rhetoric		_____	a government in which all power is vested in a few persons or a dominant class
17	Ephor		_____	an absolute ruler
18	Epigraphic		_____	metal cast into a convenient shape for storage or transportation
19	Garrison		_____	a fortified hilltop or high city
20	Greave		_____	a peninsula in southern Greece, separated from the mainland by an isthmus
21	Hellenic		_____	relating to Greece
22	Helots		_____	a rectangular, tapered stone base supporting a carved head or bust
23	Hoplite		_____	the priestess of Apollo, in his sanctuary at Delphi; she uttered prophecies on behalf of Apollo, the god of prophecy
24	Herm		_____	relating to a religion in which many gods are worshipped
25	Phalanx		_____	an ancient Greek historian wrote 'History of the Peloponnesian War'
26	Inhumation		_____	one of the five annually elected magistrstes in the Spartan government
27	Ingot		_____	aristocratic comprising ex-Archons
28	Libation		_____	a public open space used for assemblies and markets
29	Acropolis		_____	citizen solider- heavy infantry
30	Agora		_____	the act of burial
31	Areopagus		_____	a communication from a god indicating divine will; prophecy
32	Amphora		_____	free but non-citizen residents of Sparta
33	Booty		_____	the enslaved population of Sparta
34	City-state		_____	a person who rules in place of a monarch who is a minor or who is incapable of ruling
35	Dionysia		_____	government in which the supreme power is vested in the people
36	Democracy		_____	broken pieces of pottery with drawings or writing on them
37	Delphic Oracle		_____	armour worn to protect the lower leg