'Delian league ' diaporamas de présentation

Greece

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Sparta

Sparta. Spartans worked to create a strong city-state: only healthy children were allowed to live boys were trained for the army at 7 life in army training was harsh to toughen the soldiers up men remained in the army until the age of 30; then in reserves

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Chapters 3 and 4

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the Peloponnesian War 431-404 B.C.E.

the Peloponnesian War 431-404 B.C.E. At the end of the Persian Wars, Athens had built up a huge navy and was determined to prevent future invasions of Greece. To do so, Athens recruited other city-states as allies.

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The Rise of Greek Civilization

The Rise of Greek Civilization. Homer, Sparta, Athens, and the Persian Wars The Peloponnesian Wars and Greek Culture in the Classical Age. Greece and Western Civilization. The Hebrews contributed a significant thread to Western culture Human dignity Religious-ethical thought

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Greek City-States Chapter 5

Greek City-States Chapter 5. World History and Geography Mr. Holguin. The coasts became very important to Greek development. Mountains and short rivers made it difficult for cities to unite. Greek was vulnerable to invasion from the north and from the seas. . Greek Geography.

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THE DELIAN LEAGUE

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Athens in the Periclean Age

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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Thursday, September 15, 2011. Agenda Bell Assignment Notes: The Peloponnesian Wars and Greek Golden Age Philosophers of Greece: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle TEST: Wednesday, September 22, 2011. Bell Assignment.

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Classical Greece

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4.4 The Age of Pericles

4.4 The Age of Pericles. Athens joined forces with other city-states to form the Delian League. The Delian League promised to defend its members against the Persians. Athens eventually gained control of the Delian League. The Athenian Empire. Athens had a direct democracy.

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Classical Greece

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Chapter 4: Ancient Greece

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IMPORTANT PEOPLE

IMPORTANT PEOPLE. ANCIENT GREECE ATHENS. ANCIENT ATHENS. DRACO. 620 B.C.E. A noble from Athens Became a tyrant Wrote the first laws of Athens Very harsh punishments Became known as Draconian. SOLON. 594 B.C.E. Trusted/Chosen for new reforms Wrote first constitution

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Chapter 7

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War in Ancient Greece

Chapter 9, Section 1. War in Ancient Greece. The Persian Wars. 549BC Persians conquered Greek city-state of Ionia. 500BC Ionians rebelled & burned Persian city of Sardis. 490BC 20,000 Persian soldiers said for Greece. Landed near Marathon.

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Pericles & AThens

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The Persian Wars

The Persian Wars. Causes. Greek colonies in Asia Minor rebelled against Persian Rule. The Mother cities like Athens sent aid to those cities, which made the Persians mad

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Olympia

Olympia. By Becca Menzel, Sarah Durbrow, and Kelly Polacek. Political. Olympia was a monarchy When Athens invented democracy, Olympia joined (Delian League) Olympia sent representatives to Athens to vote. Economics. Many Greek were sailors and sailed the Mediterranean sea

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War, policy and Perikles

War, policy and Perikles. Today: the outbreak of war and assessing Perikles Friday: debate on when & under what circumstances war is the best option a discussion assessing Athens, her empire and the sweep of Greek history from 1500-429 BCE.

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