Ancient Greece Literature: Rhapsodes and Minstrels
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Match the following terms with their descriptions:

Rhapsodes = Performers who took individual verses and connected them into stories Minstrels = Itinerant performers invited to sing original poetry in royal courts Antiphony = Recitative device where groups respond as choral echo or question/response Synagogue liturgy = Became more ritualized service after 70 A.D.

Match the following regions with their associated performance traditions:

Ancient Greece = Rhapsodes telling stories of gods and harrowing adventures Ancient Israel = Evolution of Antiphony recitative device lonian district = Emergence of rhapsodes for business ventures Acropolis = Hub for the book business in ancient times

Match the following eras with their significant events:

8th century B.C. = Minstrels invited to sing original poetry in royal courts 6th Century B.C. = Israel was captured After 70 A.D. = Synagogue liturgy became more ritualized service Time of Christ = Endurance of rhapsodes as performers

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