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Mr. Moon's Greek Semester Final

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2000 BC start of Minoan Civilization
1628 BC Thera Explosion
1600 BC Height of Mycenaen Civilization
1250 BC Troy destroyed
1200 BC Dorian Invasions/Start of DarkAges
800 BC End of Dark Ages/Homer/Illiad/Phonecian ABC's
776 BC 1st Olympic Games
734 BC Syracuse founded by Corinth/colonization period
621 BC Draco (law codes) for Athens
594 BC Solon start of reforms for Athens
508 BC Cleisthemes creates Athen Democracy
499 BC Ionian revolt against Persia
494 BC Miletus destroyed/ revolt crushed
490 BC Battle of Marathon
480 BC Battle ofThermopylae and Slamis
479 BC Battle of Pataea
461 BC - 431 BC Rule of Pericles
*431 BC- 404 BC Peloponnesian War
*371 BC Thebes defeats Sparta
*339 BC Philip defeats Greece states at Chaeronea
*336 BC Philip assassinated
*334 BC Invasion of Persian Empire at Troy
*333 BC Battle of Issus
*332 BC Tyre and Egypt captured
*331 BC Battle of Gauguamela
327 BC Alexander the Great in India
323 BC Alexander dies in Babylon
the battle where the messanger has to run a very long distance to deliver messages Marathon
This battle was meant to not defeat Persia but hold them off Thermopyle
This battle was faught on the sea with fake retreating Salamis
Thucdides wrote about Peloponnesian war
Herodotus Father of History
Everyone FINALLY shows up for this battle and Greece crushes the Persians Plataea
These were ended in 393 by a Christian ruler who didn't like paganistic things Olympic games
HOw many different philosiphies were there? 6
Epicureanism didn't want to fear
Sophists beleived that good and evil was a matter of opinion
Pathagorns known for their mathmatics
Stotics good comes from the heart
Cynics Didn't like toilets (or anything else man made for that matter)
Skeptics Who should question questioning anyway? (questioned everything 1st attacks on Christianity)
this city started the revolt against Persia Miletus
Who won the battle of Marathon Athens
Who was the ruler of Persia at the time of Marathon and the revolt? Darius 1
Who was the runner for Marathon? Pelipodus
Who helped Miletus revolt? Athens
women married at 18 Sparta
men couldn't marry until 30 Sparta
no navy, no trade, no pretty pictures Sparta
vote at 30 Sparta
boys taken at age 7 for military camp (wouldn't this be fun?) Sparta
how longer were spartans soldiers? age 20 till 60
boys beaten publically Sparta
the people who were usually out numbered against Persia Athens
Heinrich Schliemann Found Troy and Mycean
Sir Arthur Evans discovered Minoan civilization
Homer Wrote the Illiad and Odeussey
Pericles leader of Athens durinf the Peloponesian war.
Thucydides wrote down the Peloponesian wars.
Herodotus father of history
Phillip 2 Alexander the Great's daddy. Had a drinking problem.
Alexander the Great conqured Persia
Draco Law codes
Solon started reforms for Athens
Cleisthenes Made Athens a democracy
Xerxes Persian ruler
Darius1 Persian ruler during Alexanders the Greats time
Socrates philosipher, encouraged people to think for themselves
Plato famous student of Socrates
Aristotle Alexanders mentor
Hippocrates father of medican
Themistocles leader of Athens during Persian wars
Leonidas leader of sparta
PYthagoras known for his work with geometry
Euclid father of geometry
Archemedes found the circumfurance of the Earth
Ptolemy general of alexander the grest's army, ruled egypt
Aristarchus siad that the earth revolved around the sun
confederacy a unified group
imperialism taking over countries and putting your government on them
ostracism to exclude someone from the group
sophists right and wrong is in the mind
sophrosyne self control (greek)
vindictive seeks revenge
prosperity to prosper
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