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How did seas infuluence greek civilization, and what were the seas?
-Aegrean
-Ionian
-Black
- way of trade
- Greece had poor rescources
How did the type of main land influence greek civilization?
-Tiny fertile valleys
-lack of met
-3/4 mountains
-Made government difficult
-cut off of communication
-small independent states
3 principal crops: Grains, grapes, and olives
How did dthe clmate influence Greek civilization?
-Medditerranean climate
-Outdoor life [many people lived outside]
How Did those people get the name of Minoans?
KING MINOS
Who lived on the mainland of greece? How did they get there name?
Myceneans
- got the name from their leading city Mycenae
Describe the life of mainland greece
safe, could withstand almost any attack
-was located on steep rocky ridge
-surrounded my 20 feet thick protective wall
Who fought in the Trojan War? and Who won?
Troy vs Greece
-Greece won
What were they fighting over?
fighting over trade
Who wrote the story of the Trojan war? Did he tell it truthfully?
Homer
-had some truthful aspects
-claimed it started because a trojan youth had stolen helen a greek kings wife
Who tried to prove that the trojan war actually happened?
Heinrich Schkuenann
When did the olympic games start and why did they start?
were held to immitate greek gods
- to see who was the most "godly"

in peace they found glorry in athletic competetions

776 B.C
Who did they worship and why?
-woshipped humanlike gods
- greeks developed myths about there gods
What kind of governmetn did the Greeks have? why was it set up this way?
-Athens had a direct democracy
Athens VERY big on education
Describe the greeks army, weapons, and soldiers in the iron age. How did this help pass the power from kings to citizens?
Aristocracy- rule passed into the hands of small noble families instead of a king.
weapons: metal weapons and armor[iron]
army: every solider was was expected to be a solider for his polis
hoplites- soliders founght on foot
phalanx- group of sliders
Who were tyrants? and how did they come to power?
Tyrants- ambitious men who came to power through these rebellions
-farmers who had lost their lands joined in revolt against the nobles