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Polis A Greek word for city-state
Acropolis A high hill upon wich a Greek fortress was built
Classical Age An age marked by great Greek achievements
Mythology Stories about gods and heros that tries to explain how the world works
Persian war A series of wars between Persia and Greece during the 400 BC
Trojan war The 10 year war against Troy by the Greeks caused by the abduction of Helen by Paris and resulting in the burning and destruction of Troy
Hellenistic Greek like heavily influenced by Greek ideas
Colonization The act or process of establishing a colony or clonies
Philosophy A set of ideas or beliefs relating to a particular field or activity
at what age did the Spartan begin training for battle? at the age of 7
what was important part of sparta they kept obedience and loyalty
Why was educating men so important in Athens? Because at some point in life they would have an opportunity to serve
Athens became a center for what? Culture and education for the entire world
Where did the original Olympics take place? in the city of olympia
what were participants trying to demonstrate? their strength and athletics
Where was Parthenon located? on top of a hill called acropolis
Who was the Parthenon temple for? The goddess Athena
What does the Greek letter 'X' mean chi
What city were they trying to defeat? Troy
What did they hide in the wooden horse 30 men
Athens is considered to be the birthplace of what type of government? Democracy
How did democracy involve all citezens? they were permitted to vote directly on laws
eros was what kind of god? The god of love
Minoan civilization 2200-1600 BC
Mycean civilization 1600-1200 BC
Dark ages 1200-750 BC
1st Olympic games were held 800 BC
City-States are central to Greek life 750 BC
Iliad and the Odyssey Greek intatrure by honer 750-700 BC
Spartans vs Athens 431-404 BC
what does MIA stand for Mediterranean sea, Ioanian sea, Aegean sea
What is the main mountain range? pindos moutains
what are the 2 main city-states (or polises) in Greece? City of sparta and city of athens
what was the main empire? Persian empire
What is above the Aegean sea? Macedonia
what are the two main civilizations? mycean and mionan
centers where people could meet for.. political, religious, and social events
what was the dark ages like? a period of wars and battles across the Greek society
what is Greeks largest peninsula? Peniliananpo Pennisula
what affects did the mountains have on Greeks? Isolated communities and encouraged the spirit of contact within the communities
What effect did the seas have? Led to contact with other groups and development of trading, shipping and Fishing
Who were the 1st 2 civilizations of Greece? Myconeans and Minoans
What do you think historians mean by referring to these time as the "Dark ages"? A lot of people probably died and a ton of wars and battles
Democracy means comes from the Greek words... Rule of the people
All citezens.... Have a say in govermnet, can express opains and power of the nobles is limited
Govermnet where people elect leaders to govern them Republic
Govermnet in Wich few people have power Olive garden (oligarchy)
Govermnet ruled by people Democracy
Govermnet where absolute power is held by 1 person Monarchy
Govermnet ruled by a strong leader, who has power Tryant/Dichate
what did other polis both fear and admire sparta? They had sparta men enter at the age of 7
how did the helots help Sparta men become a warrior class? They didn't have to farm the land
Why did Sparta become a military state? To keep the large number of helots under control, forced to organize as a military state and always in a second position against the helots postiton
In what was were the Athenians forward thinking in their way of life? They considered democracy, they would not allow slaves to participate
Why do historians consider Thucydides writing as an accurate primary source? It was a flounce written language
who fought in the second Persian war? Persians and greece
when did the second Persian war take place 480 BC
Where did the second Persian war held? Narrow mountain pass and straight of salamis
Why was the second Persian war Fighting? Persia wanted greece
what happened in the second Persian war? A tratior showed the secret path to the Persians , the battle of salamis Greek trapped the Persians in a narrow strait and designed their ships (Greeks won)
Athens military, limited service
Athens education, wealthy boys, educated on various subjects
Athen women, few rights, stayed home except for funerals, not educated
Athens goverment, Democracy
Athens were known for... Artis, writers and philosphers
Athens and spartans both had Greek what? (2 things) language and religion, More rights for men than women
Sparta military, 53 years service, soldier was main job
sparta education, limited to the basics
Spartan women, More rights- Played sports, thinkers, hunted, buy/sell land, trained to fight
Sparta govermnet, Olligarchy
sparta was known for, Their powerful and discplined army
How long did Sparta men stay in the army for? 53 years had to stay in until 60 years
How did the army affect life in Sparta? boys went in at age 7, girls had added responsibility- strong healthy babies
What skills did rich Athenian boys learn in school? learned ton read, write, sing, music, history, politics and literature
which polis won the Peloponnesian war? Sparta
Who fought in the Peloponnesian war? Sparta and athens
When did they Peloponnesian war take place? 431 BC-404 BC
where was the Peloponnesian war held? Sparta went to Athens - got sick, Spartans left so Athens went to Sicily.
Why was the Peloponnesian war held? Both wanted Greece land, Trade composting and fear of atheian power and democracy.
What happens in the Peloponnesian war? Sparta laid siege on Athens
What were the expectations for boys and men in Athenian society? Boys were supposed to fight at the age of 7 and men were supposed to retire at the age of 83
what were the expectations for girls and women in Athenian society? girls were to have healthy babys and women women had few rights and had to participate in things
what were the expectations for boys and men in the Spartan society? boys had to be taken away at the age of 7
what were the expectations for girls and women in the Spartan society? girls had to have babys at a young age and women had to be extra responsible for the house
What ended the golden age in Greece? Spartans defeat in Athens
Alexander the great in 359 BC Phillip II became king of Macedonia, Spent his 1st year fighting off invaders who wanted to take over his kingdom, Greek was the main target of attacks, Athens knowing there targets called Greeks to Join, Few people responded
Alexander in 338 BC Phillip was murdered while celebrating her kids wedding, the throne was passed on to his son Alex, Thebes rebelled thought Macedonia would not have a strong army after his death, Alex was only 20 but a powerful leader
Alexander in 334 BC Alex attacked the Persians, His troops were well-trained and defeated the Persians
Alexander in 332 BC The Persians government had heard of Alexs skill battle and surrendered and crowned him pharoh
Alexander in 327 BC Crossed the Indus river and wanted to push further into India, His troops were exhausted and they refused
Alexander in 325 BC Alex left India however he never made it back to Greece
Alexander in 323 BC On his way back Alex visited the city of babylon and got sick, He died a few days later at the age of 33
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