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What were a few of the results of the Persian war?
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The Greek sense of uniqueness was increased. Athens emerged as the most powerful city-state in Greece. Athens organized the Delian League, on alliance with other Greek city-states. Athens used the league to assert power and build an Athenian Empire. They moved the treasury to Athens.
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What happened in the Greeks against Greeks? Describe the Peloponnesian League? Sparta’s stance?
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Many Greeks got mad at the Athens, because they were jealous. Peloponnesian was Sparta and other enemies of the Athens. Sparta wanted the government to be ran by business.
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In the Peloponnesian war Sparta had an advantage from the start. What was it?
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Sparta was located Inland.
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Who won the war? What were some of the results?
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Sparta and Persian. Plaque killed a lot of people, Athens was stripped for its power.
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How long is a marathon?
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26.2 miles/104 laps around a track.
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What were a few of the results of the Persian war?
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The Greek sense of uniqueness was increased. Athens emerged as the most powerful city-state in Greece. Athens organized the Delian League, on alliance with other Greek city-states. Athens used the league to assert power and build an Athenian Empire. They moved the treasury to Athens.
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What happened in the Greeks against Greeks? Describe the Peloponnesian League? Sparta’s stance?
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Many Greeks got mad at the Athens, because they were jealous. Peloponnesian was Sparta and other enemies of the Athens. Sparta wanted the government to be ran by business.
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In the Peloponnesian war Sparta had an advantage from the start. What was it?
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Sparta was located Inland.
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Who won the war? What were some of the results?
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Sparta and Persian. Plaque killed a lot of people, Athens was stripped for its power.
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Tell me about the Greek’s fast runner? Who is he? What did he do?
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Pheidippides. He was the Greeks fastest runner, ran a message to the city-state, said "Rejoice we conquer", and died from exhaustion.
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The Greeks borrowed their ______ from the ____________.
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Alphabet and Phoenicians
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Who is Pericles? What did he do?
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Pericles was the leader of creating democracy in Athens. He built the two most famous buildings in Athens
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What is a Democracy?
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A people ran government, where the citizens have the right to vote and have equal say in what happens.
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_______ was a powerful city-state. It had a strong army. People of this city state were classified into three classes.
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Sparta and Citizens, non-citizens, and slaves.
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He constructed two major buildings. They are:
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Parthenon and the Acropolis.
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Describe a Greek man’s life:
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Ran the government, farming, hunting, sailing, etc., wrestling, horseback riding, and Olympic Games.
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Greek Women:
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Limited freedom outside the home(except for ancient Sparta. Women were in charge at home with slaves. Could not attend Olympic Games. Could attend weddings, funerals, some religious festivals and female neighbors for brief period of time. Run the house and to bear children.
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Slaves
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Slaves viewed as property. Can be treated humanely or cruelly depending on owner. Prisoners of war, or bought from traders. Depended heavily on slaves. Could not: go to school enter politics or use own name. Sometimes taught young children. Name given by owner, not citizens of Greece.
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What were the rules to Eating Out?
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Only men were allowed. Women had own private dinners. Only women present are entertainers. Do offer wine to the Gods. Do lie down on side to eat. Do not feel embarrassed if you sleep, Normal to snooze after eating.
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