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Draco

- Became Archon in 621 BC


- Established permanent harsh law code.



Draco's Reforms Caused

Unrest in lower classes

Draconian Laws

-Death was the penalty for even minor crimes.


- Different classes treated differently


-Murders punished by state

Dracos Lasting Impact

- Written Laws meant aristocrats could not change laws when wanted



Solon

-Made sole archon in 594 BC


- tried to appease poorer classes


- Divided citizens into four classes



Solon appeased poor by

- Cancel out debts


- Outlawed slavery for debt


- Freed enslaved from debt

Clases made by Solon

- Archons and Areopagus


- Council of 400


- The poorest(could only vote in assembly)


(based on income not birth)

Solons reforms

- Death penalty only for murder


- Opened high offices to more citizens


- Gave assembly greater say in important decisions


- More citizens had a say but citizenship was still limited and only wealthy held office

Pisistratus

- Tyrant off and on from 560-527 bc


- Son, Hippias was evil ruler


-Helped lower classes

How did Pisistratus help lower clases

- Exilied nobles, seizing land giving it to the poor


- Loans to poor farmers


- New jobs for poor

Pisistratus reforms

Reduced Taxation


-Introduced festivals


- Increased trade and commerce


- Produced coin money


- Beautified the city


- Had official copies of Iliad

Cleisthenes

- Father of democracy


- Came to power in 510 bc


- Divided citizens into ten tribes called demes


-Male citizens over 30 became citizens, all

Cleisthenes reforms

-Set up council of 500 which proposed laws to the assembly


- Tribes based on based on geography


- Established a democratic court system with trial by jury


- Juries composed of random people


- Citizenship excluded women


- Slaves had no rights or freedoms

Pericles

- extended offices to lower class paid offices


- Elected 10 generals each year


- Ostracism


- Golden Age

Later Pericles Reforms

- Citizenship expanded to all free males born in Athens


- Council of 500 focused more on daily business


- Assembly given power to debate and make laws

Socrates

-Taught for free


- "the unexamined life is not worth living."


- Eventually sentenced to death for corrupting youth


-didnt write

Socratic Method

ask questions, don't give answers

Plato

-Wrote Extensively(the republic)


- Taught that philosophers should be kings


- Opened a school called the Academy


- Focused on ideals/reforms


- Credited with recording Socrates philosophies as dialogues


- Allegory of the cave

Aristotle

- Wrote extensively


- Use logic


_ opened school named the Lyceum


- Focused on nature(classifying in biology)


- Interested in scientific proof


- Taught Alexander the Great

Aristotle Quotes

"all things in moderation"




"man is by nature a political man"

Phidias

-Sculptor


- Made Statue for Parthenon

Classical art

-Shows order and balance


-{portrays an Ideal View


-Right before movement

- temple dedicated to Athena


- Classical Architecture

-Doric Columns

-Ionic Columns

-Corinthian Columns

Hellenistic Art

-Shows Emotion and Movement

Herodotus

- Father of modern history


- The Persian Wars

Thucydides

- Lack of bias


-Wrote about Peloponnesian War

Homer

-The Iliad


- The Odyssey


- Blind Poet

Aeschylus

-Agamemnon


- Wrote Tragedy



Sophocles

-Antigone


- oedipus REX


- Wrtoe Tagedy

Euclid

- Father of geometry


- The Elements



Pythagorus

-Pythagorean Theorem

Archimedes

- Calculated Pi

Archimedes

-Lever and pulley


- Archimedean screw


- Eureka when discovered buoyancy theory

Hippocrates

- "father of modern medicine'


- Oath for doctors

Philip II of Macedon Goals

1. Build strong army


2. Unify Greek City states


3. Defeat Persia

Philip II outcomes

- Philip builds strong army


- unifies Greece


- Murdered before persian invasion


- wife Olympias. Persian Asassin)



Alexanders Appeals to Soldiers

- Served in fathers army


- Great leader


- Charismatic


- Brave


- Proven Winner

Alexanders Appeals to Aristocracy

- Well educated


- Good Blood lines


- Brilliant Orator

Alexander the King

- With help of mother he is day king


- Fulfill persian legacy

Conquests and Battles

- 334 Battle of Granicius


- 333 Battle of Issus(Syria)


- Egypt: Establishes the city of Alexandria and is declared pharaoh


- 331 Battle of Gaugamela- defeats arias' army- arias escapes but is later killed


- Alexander declares himself king of persia and declares Babylon the capital


- Conquered river valleys





Death

Tired troops force alexander back and he falls ill at 33

three empires after alexander

- Ptolemey: Egypt


- Selecucus: Modern Middle East


- Antigonus: Greece and Asia minor

Hellenistic culture

Mix of greek, persian, Egyptian, and indian culture.

Cynics Diogenes

- Ignore social conversations and avoid luxuries


- Citizens of the world


- Live a humble simple life



Epicurians Epicurus

- avoid pain and seek pleasure


- all excess leads to pain


- politics should be avoided

Stoies Zeno

- nature is the expansion of divine will


-concept of natural law


- get involved in politics, not for personal gain, but to preform virtuous acts for the good of all


- true happiness is found in great achievements

Cyrus the Great

- Tolerant ruler who a,lowed different cultures within his empire


- The Greeks called him a "law-giver"


- The Jews called him the "anointed of the lord"


- freed jews to palestine

Darius the Great

- Built Persepolis


- He Extended the Persian Empire to the Indus River in northern India


- Huilt a canal to Egypt


- Established tax collecting system


- Established network of spies called the kings eyes and ears

Satraps

- Royal appointees over Strapies


- 23


- each was required to pay a set quantity of silver

Xerxes

Grandson

Zarathustra

Good thoughts, Good Deed, Good Works

Dualistic Battle of Good vs. Evil

-Ahura Mazda- holy spirit


- Ahriman - destructive spirit



Zend- Avesta

Book of law

Cause of Persian War

- Datius to expand demands the surrender of Athens and Sparta. They surrender

Battles of Marathon

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