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Who built a strong Persian army and created an empire?

King Cyrus

How did the king hold his empire together?

By treating conquered people fairly

What did the king allow the people to do?

Keep their languages, religions, and laws

What could the size of the Persian empire be compared to?

The Continental US

What did the Persians do to link their empire?

Improved the network of roads begun by Assyrians

What was the most important route and how long was it?

Royal Road; 1,500 miles

Who reorganized the Persian government?

Darius I

How did he divide the empire?

Into provinces called satrapies

Who ruled each province?

A governor called satrap

What type of army did Persia have?

Full-time, professional, paid Army called to serve at any time

Who preached a monotheistic religion for the Persians?

A religious teacher named Zoroaster

What was the religion called?

Zoroastrianism

Who was the god of the religion?

Ahura Mazda or 'Wise Lord'

What did the Greek army consist of?

Citizens called to serve during the war.

Who were the leaders in the Battle on Marathon?


Greek:____________


Persian: __________


Who won? ________


Why? ___________

Athenians


King Darius


Greeks


Greeks surprised the Persians. The Persians were standing in water out of formation.

Who were the leaders of the Battle of Thermopylae?


Greek: ___________


Persian: ___________


Who won? _________


Why? __________

King Leonidas


King Xerxes


Persians


Traitor showed the Persian a trail to follow and be able to attack from behind

Who were the leaders of the Battle of Salamis?


Greek: ___________


Persian:____________


Who Won?___________


Why? ______________

Themistocles


King Xerxes


Greek


Persian ships were too large in the strait. Greek ships were smaller. Large Persian ships could not move to fight, but smaller and faster Greek ships could move.

Who were the leaders of the Battle of Plataea?


Greek: ___________


Persian: __________


Who Won?


Why?

Combined forces of Greek city-states


King Xerxes


Greek


Greek city-states combined to form larger army and had better armor and weapons to prevent Persia from conquering Greece.

After the Persian wars, who was the Athens new leader in the 400s BC?

Pericles

What type of democracy did Athen have?

Direct democracy

Pericles:


Ruled for more than _____


Appointed people to positions because of their ___ not their _____ class


Brought ordinary Athenians like _____ & _____ to be part of government


_____ became center for ____ and ___ ______


Erected ___ ____, ______, ______


Called Athens ______


Philosophers-thinkers who _______

30 years


Abilities, social


Shopkeepers, laborers


Athens, learning, the arts


New temples, monuments, statues


The school of Greece


Reflect on the meaning of life

Athenian Life:


Males over 18:


Worked as ____, ____, and _____


Exercised in gym in ______

Farmers, artisans, merchants


Afternoons

Women:


Focused on their ______


Married at __________


Poor women eloped with ____or sold ____


Upper class women rarely left _______ had to be accompanied by ________


Could not participate in _____ activities or own ______


Always under care of ____ family member

Homes and families


Mid teens


Farm work, goods


Left their house, a male relative


Political, property


Male

Slaves:


Households had at least ____ enslaved person


Many were prisoners __________

1


Of war

How are direct democracy and representative democracy different?


How are they alike?

DD-Practiced in Athens. Citizens make the laws. RD-Practiced in USA. Laws made by elected representatives.


Alike: In both, citizens have rights

War Breaks Out:


When did war break out?

431 BC

What was this war called?

Peloponnesian War

Who was it between?

Sparta & Athens

What famous speech did Pericles give?

Funeral Oration

In his speech, what did he say was worth protecting?

Democracy

What happened to Pericles and 1/3 of his people?

Disease/plague

When did Sparta's navy defeat Athen's navy?

405 BC

Why did Athens surrender to Sparta?

Sparta's newly built navy destroyed the Athenian fleet

How long did Sparta's empire last?

30 years

Who did the Greek city-states fail to notice as a threat?

Macedonia