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Helot

A spartan slave

Myron

An athenian sculptor, worked in bronze, came before ployclitus


Polyclitus

first to create sculptures "in motion"

Phalanx

spartan formation

Spartan training of young men

were taken at the age of 7 until 17, they were beaten and starved and forced to kill each other. only the strongest survived and in order to graduate one had to kill a helot.

Kouros

First kind of sculptures made by the Egyptians

Contrapposto

Art style depicting movement

Entasis

Optical illusion to make columns look straight.

Triremes

Types of warships which would ram against other warships.

Aristocracy

Government ruled by the wealthy upper class

Monarchy

Government ruled by a king

Oligarchy

Government ruled by a few

Democracy

Government ruled by the people

Draco

A king who made really severe laws that applied to everyone, helped to advance democracy.

Solon

Athenian leader who ended debt slavery

Cleisthenes

Athenian who helped strengthen democracy

Themistocles

Naval commander, led Greece to victory at salamis against the Persians

Delian League

Basically the Greek NATO

Thermopylae

Place where Ephilates betrayed Spartans (300)

Salamis

Naval battle where the Greeks fought against the Persians

Pheidippides

Legendary marathon runner who ran for Athens

Caryatids

A column made to look like a female

Phidias

Made the Frieze at the Parthenon

Xerxes

Persian leader who went to war with Greece

Arete

Sharp mountain edge

Hubris

Excessive pride, arrogance

Ephilates

The traitor who caused the spartans to lose against the Persians

Pankration

Olympic sport, a mix of boxing/MMA. Rules were no biting and eye gouging

Herodotus

Historian who wrote down the Persian war.

Pericles

Fought in the Persian wars, helped strengthen democracy.

Hoplite

Regular infantry soldier

Dionysus

God of wine, plays were often created in his honor.

Greek geography: "How did the Geography of Greece impact their way of life?"

Boats had to be used to go from island to island, this led to Greece being a sea-faring nation and their eventual contact with many other cultures.




Their lands were dry, so they had to resort to trade for basic supplies. However because the land was dry they were able to farm and export olives/olive oil.

Types of greek columns

Ionic (think eyes/scrolls)


Corithian


Doric

Characters of the Illiad

Cassandra(prohet princess nobody belives)


Hector (gave ajax his sword)


Odysseus


Achilles


Homer (Blind storyteller who helped keep the Illiad/Odyssey stories alive)


Paris (King of Troy, captured Helen)


Helen (Wife of Mandalayis, got captured by Paris)


Mandalayis (King of Sparta, married to Helen)


Agamenda


Penelope (Wife of Odysseus)


Circi (Witch who seduced Odysseus)