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The spartan state closed the door to the outside world, discouraged travelers coming into Sparta, and discouraged people from leaving, kept trade and commerce at a minimal, and frowned upon the arts, in order to ______________.

make the military state secure



Athens Established unified “pollis” on the peninsula of _______.

Attica

What is a pollis?

A city-state AND their way of life.

594 BC- Athenian aristocrats chose _______ to rule.

Solon.

Solon refused to carry out a redistribution of _____?

Land. this was the basic cause of the economic crisis.

Solon´s political reforms:

Wealth instead of aristocratic birth Qualified more people for holding political office Created upward political mobility.

who seized power after Solon?

Pisistratus.

Pisistratus´s son was not ________?

sent to exile

who seized power after Pisistratus?

Aristocrat reformer Cleisthenes

Cleisthenes was credited for.....?

creating Athenian democracy.


gives all he local tribes a role in the political structure and a voting presence.


Strengthened the athenian political system.

where did they meet for the first Persian attack?

the plains of Marathon.

who won the first Persian attack?

greek, even though they were out numbered.

whos idea was it for the first persian attack?

Darius

who died 10 years after the 1st persian attack?

darius

who became the persian monarch after darius died ?

Xerxes

what did Xerxes want ?

revenge for darius and expansion.

Invasion of Xerxes (480 BC) had how many troops and ships?

150,000 troops, 700 naval ships

Spartans would hold off the Persian Army at Thermopylae for how many days?

2 days

Although out numbered, Greeks (athens) would....?

soundly defeat the Persians in a great naval battle at Salamis A 2nd battle a year later in Ionia at Mycale would settle the conflict. And so would begin the “Age of Pericles”, and the growth of the Athenian Empire…

the persains were nomadic and organized into ____?

clans

Under Cyrus the Great, ________ became a powerful state.

persia

Cyrus the great unified the _____ and _______ as one state

Medes and Persians

•After securing his eastern borders Cyrus conquered _______

Babylon

Cyrus had Religious tolerance for...?

All

Cyrus obtained favor with conquests by...?

restoring temples

the greeks were in what is now ...?

Louisiana

the greeks had an Instilled an independent ______ they were willing tofight for.

spirit

Earliest Aegean civilization was ...?
Minoan
Minoan was Located on large island of

Crete

Mycenaen Civilization were _____ people.

warrior

Mycenaen Civilization prided themselves on what ?

heroic deeds in battle

how did the Mycenaen Civilization come to an end?

Greek-speaking invaders from the north
After Mycenaean civilization collapses
•A dark period / limited knowledge by historians• Population declined / food production dropped.• Large number migrates across Aegean Sea tovarious islands