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What did the Greeks import

Wheat

What did the Greeks export
Wine and olive oil
The birthplace of Democracy
Athens
Oligarchy
ruled by more than one ruler (group of old guys)
Democracy
ruler is voted by citizens (power to the people)
Tyranny
ruled by an illegitimate ruler who doesn't follow the law
Monarchy
ruled by King or Queen
4 Greek City-States
Athens, Sparta, Olympia, Delphi
Political Regimes in Athens

Monarchy--Oligarchy--Tyranny--Democracy

Athenian Citizens

Free men


Had to vote


could own land

Athenian Woman

Took care of the children


stayed in Gynaecium


did household tasks

Athenian Metics

Free foreigners


paid taxes

Athenian Slaves

Work for and obey their master


prisoners


no rights

Athenian Boys

Got educated


were important

Athenian Girls

learned household tasks from their mother


stayed with mother until married at 15

Percentage of Athenians aloud to vote
15 (the citizens)
the good about being conquered by the Roman Empire

you are protected by them


can use their buildings



the bad about being conquered by the Roman Empire
they can enslave you.
Direct Democracy
Athenian= the citizens voted on laws
Indirect Democracy
Canadian= the citizens voted on a ruler who voted on laws
Aquaduct
Aquaduct

Roman


Water system


lead pipes


arches

Acropolis

Greek


High City


temples to the gods


place to take refuge

Pnyx Hill

Greek


faced the acropolis


Ekklesia meetings were held here

Roman roads (Appian Way)
Roman roads (Appian Way)

flag-stone roads


built for trading and military transport

Hadrian's Wall

stone wall


built to protect the empire

language used in Europe in the middle ages
Latin
Science progression in in the middle ages (Islam)

Fast


they translated documents to learn more


progressed math, chemistry and medicine

Science progression in the middle ages (Christianity)

slow very slow


censorship=banned all books disagreeing with the bibles teaching


bible was the only source of education