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History Test-Greece

Chapter 6 pgs.182-213

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Aristotle •one of most famous Athenian philosophers •had been Alex'. private teacher and taught him to deeply respect Greek culture/traditions
Mycenaeans/Minoans How were they alike? •wealthy trading cultures •had/do live(d) on Crete
Pericles-An Athenian leader c. 450 BC •thought all citizens should have rights to vote in jury/serve in assembly •arranged for those who held office/served on jury be paid •this act allowed farmers/other poor citizens to have part in govt.
Plato •Socrates student who wrote down ideas after death •later became famous teacher
phalanx •small units with soldiers organized into them •way soldiers were divided up •battle formation
Demosthenes •Greek orator-only Greek who tried to warn people of Macedonian attack •only two city-states took his warning seriously
Orator •person who is a skilled public speaker •his/her speeches-called orations
Alexander-How long it took to conquer area •nine years •died at 33
Persians •army Athenians first won •after won there battle began Golden Age
Peloponnesian War-How long it lasted •lasted 27 years •Sparta finally won control
Who could be Athenian citizens? •ONLY MEN •not slaves/women citizen:person with rights/responsibilities in country/community
Assembly •a lawmaking body of government •only citizens could be on it and they voted on issues concerning their city
Jury •group of citizens who hear evidence and make decisions in a court of law
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