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History test 10/9

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The results of the Persion war western culture spreads, people become more free, its the start of Athenian becoming hegemony in Greece witch is also the start of Athenian imperialism
what are some affects of Athenian imperialism 1)build more ships (makes navy stronger) 2)defend against Persians 3) fight pirates
athens takes the money and they use it to beautify
150 city states become the Delian league
community before personal hopes and profits leads to Good government and good Democracy
the common good is the most important part of government and voting
what does isonomy mean all citizens are equal before the law
Why would they pay government officials so all citizens can participate in government
what does a democracy mean for the people every citizen votes on each law
how long did aristocratic dominance last 433BC-400BC
in a Athenian democracy had limitations and weaknesses
In a Athenian democracy who can’t be counted as a citizen migrants and immigrants
In a Athenian democracy who would get no citizenship/ political women and children And slaves
what does a Athenian democracy bring to its people things like freedom,self government, the leader is responsible for citizens
who is the most famous ruler in Athens democracy Pericles
how long did Pericles rule 465BC—429BC
when Pericles was the ruler what was at its height drama, sculpture, architecture, intellectual thoughts and most important cultural
What is a funeral oration It is a speech
Who was Pericles giving a funeral oration for The soldiers who were killed by Sparta in the peloponnesian war
Sparta feared the power of Athens with Delian league
In the plague of 430BC who died Pericles and 1/3 of Athens
When did the Sparta defeat the Athens 404BC
Where was Philip II from Macedonia
who was Philip II father of Alexander the Great
Where did the Macedonians defeat the Greeks Chaeronea
What was the greatest weakness of the city state they couldn’t come together
When the Macedonians defeated the Greeks what happed ends the independence of Greek city-state and all Greek city states are apart of Macedonians
Whim means its a personal reason not based on reason
arbitrary not based on reason not based personal it is based on power
secular religion laws don’t connect with government laws
theocracy religion laws and government laws are the same and religious leaders are close with the government
what is the cosmos order beauty made according to reason
Created by: Anthony cortese
 

 



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