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What physical feature covered most of Greece? mountains
What 3 bodies of water surrounded Greece? Aegean Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Indian Sea
What early trade culture developed on the island of Crete? Minonans
What early trade culture developed on the mainland of Greece? Mycenaeans
After the end of the Mycenaeans, why did early Greeks join together in city-states? portection and stability
What did the creation of city-states mark the beginning of? Greece's classical age
What did early Greeks build to protect themselves? walls
What did life in a city-state focus on? the market place
Besides protection and stability, what else did the Greek city-state provide? an identity
What items were traded between the Greek city-states and colonies? copper, black iron, wine, and olive oil
What type of modern government was born in ancient Greece? democracy means "rule of the people"
What was the wealthy group of aristocrats that first fuled over Athens called? What type of government did they create? rich landowners, oligarchy
Who was teh tyrant that overthrew the oligarchy? Peisistratus
What type of government did Cleisthenes set up? democracy
What right did all citizens in Athens have? to pearticipate in the assembly of gathering
How long did Athens remain a demcracy? 170 years
Who ruled Athens during its height? Pericles
Why did democracy end in Athens? Athens was conquered by the Macedonians
How is democracy in the U.S. different than the democracy of ancient Athens? we have respresentative democracy not direct democracy
As Athens and Sparta grew, what new power was rising in the East that would become Greece's MAIN enemy? Persian Empire
What Persian leader conquered the Medes and began the Persian Empire? Cyrus the Great
What did Cyrus do to keep his conquered people from rebelling? keep their own customs
What were the 10,000 Persian soldiers chosen for their bravery and skill known as? Immortals
Which Persian leader worked to restore order and expand the empire? Darius
What was the new capital built by Darius known as? Persepolis
What new religion developed in the Persian Empire? What was its main belief? Zoroastrianism; two forces were fighting for control of universe
Why did Darius invade Greece? revenge
What did the invasion mark the beginning of? Persian Wars
Who won the Battle at Marathon? How? Greeks won; they had better weapons and clever leaders
Who won the second invasion? How? Persians won; traitorous Greek soldiers
Who won the Battle of Salamis and the Battle of Plataea, which ended the Persian wars? the Greeks
What dominated the Spartan society? military
Why did the Spartan's develop a strong military? to provide secruity and pretection
What happened to unhealthy baby boys in Sparta? left outside the city to die
Until what age did Spartan men serve in the army? until age 60
What were the two most important qualities of Spartan soldiers? self-discipline and obedience
What were a couple of the rights granted to Spartan woman? ownded land and ran their households
Who ruled over Sparta? two kings and elected officials
Who was Sparta's main enemy in Greece? Athens
Besides physical training, what did Athenians value? education, clear thinking, and the arts
How long did the Athenian men serve in the army? Between what ages? 2 years and between ages 18-20
4 things Athenian women could not do? serve in city government, their their homes, buy or own property, disobey husband or dad
Why did Greek city-states form the alliance known as teh Delian Legue? 2 reasons to punish the Persians and for attacking Greece and also to help defend each other
Who controlled the Delian League? Athenians
What alliance developed in southern Greece? Peloponnesian League
Why did the Peloponnesian War occur? to stop Athen's growth
What happened after 10 years of fighting the Peloponnesian War? agreed to a truce
Who finally won the Peloponnesian War? Sparta
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