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What is the difference between pre-history and history?

pre-history: anytime before we had writing


history: the time in which we have writing

How do we know history is accurate?

It is only accurate as it was recorded. It is subject to bias.


What is a legacy?

Something monumental (good or bad) that someone leaves behind when they die

What is legacy in history?

Legacy contributes to history because others can carry on a legacy. Ex. A mathematical finding or principal is usually carried on.

Examples of legacies:

1. Bombardier- snowmobile


2. Ted Rogers- Rogers


3. Nellie Mclung- famous five/voting/feminism

Mesopotamia

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How big were the houses?

35m-70m

How was Mesopotamia view of floods different from Egyptian views?

Egyptians saw floods as a blessing and in Mesopotamia they thought it was a punishment from Gods.

What two rivers was MP build between?

Tigris and Euphrates

What did the kings and priests do inside of the Ziggurat?

Offered harvest and treasures and prayed for prosperity and fruitfulness.

What liquid did the Sumerians invent?

Beer

Trades of MP?

Grain, oils and textiles

What was in the centre of the city?

Ziggurat

What was the city of Ur surrounded by?

City wall

Robe of the scribe in Ur?

Take notes/helped in government

Who were the Sumerians?

The first people to migrate to Mesopotamia

What were the clothes made from in Ur?

Lamb skin

Houses in Ur were built from?

Mud bricks that dried in the sun

Who built Ur?

Ur-Nammu

ANCIENT GREECE

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Who were the Mycenaeans?

The Mycenaeans were the first Greeks, that spoke the Greek language

Mycenaeans time period?

The Mycenaean civilization thrived between 1650 and 1200 BC

Before the Mycenaeans?

The Mycenaeans were influenced by the earlier Minoan civilization, located on the island of Crete

Who were the Minoans?

Association of Greece and Crete

Time period of the Minoans?

2000BCE and 1450BCE

Where did the information about the Minoans come from?

Came from the Greek historians Thucydides

Ending of the Minoans?

Sometime around 1450BCE the palaces were destroyed -possibilities of the downfall included a volcano eruption or invaders from the Greek mainland

Peloponnesian War

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Peloponnesian info

Classical Greece development because of contacts with the Egyptian and Persians that inspired a blossoming in arts and sciences

Delian League info

- Formed in 478 BCE and provided protection against further attacks from Persians

- Members contributed ships and money as a defence


- Rules includes: not being able to withdraw without consent from everyone



Who/what was Sparta?

- A rival of Athens


- Principal polis of Laconia in the Peloponnese and the greatest of Delian city-states


- First polis to keep a standing army


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What are somethings Sparta did?

- They had remained an agricultural state, leaving commercial ventures to other cities


- Sparta expanded its power and holdings in the Peloponnese


- 7th century BCE (after two long wars) they managed to conquer the Mesenians


- Middle of the 6th century BCE Sparta dominated most of the Peloponnese

What are somethings Sparta didn't do?

- Took no part in the colonization movement between 800 and 550 BCE

What did Sparta look like?

- Un-walled

Tension Increase

- Two rival city-states increased when Athens trie to expand its empire in central Greece threatening Sparta's power


- Athens even blocked some trading ports


- States within Delian League that opposed this oppression, resented Athenian interference in their affairs


- Asked Sparta for help

What was the result of the outbreak between Sparta and Athens?

Peloponnesian War (431 BCE)

How long was the war?

27 years

List something things that Athens had?

- Powerful navy


- Enough wealth to mount a strong attach


- A strong leader

List something things that Sparta had?

- Formidable land army and disciplined soldiers


- Plan of attack

What was the Athenian plan for war? (Pericles)

- Strong walls as protection (resulted in poor hygiene and sanitations)


- Supplied the city with food


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What was the downside of the wall?

- Resulted in poor hygiene and sanitations, and caused a plague sweep and killed about 1/3 of the population


- Pericles also got the plague and died

What did Sparta do?

- Spartans marched their army into Attica, burning farms, and villages

When was the truce?

421 BCE

What was the Sicilian Campaign?

- Started fighting again and wanted control


- Athens wanted to take over Syracuse


- Syracuse was closely aligned with Corinth (enemy of Athens)


- City's defeat would allow Athens to conquer the entire land of Sicily more easily


- Athens were defeated in Syracuse harbour and forced to surrender


- Spartans decided to take over Athens