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Classical Greece

Classical Greece. Classical Greece. Following the Persian War, Pericles takes control of Athens; stays in power for 31 years. Known for high ethics, honesty, and being a great public speaker. Pericles had 3 goals for Athens while he was in power: Strengthen the democracy.

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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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Introduction to Greek and Roman History

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AP World History: Athens and Sparta

AP World History: Athens and Sparta. Period Two : Classical Civilizations *See your handout. NY State Standards 2, 3 Common Core Standards RS 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, WS 1, LSS 1, 2, 3. I Rise of the Greek City-States.

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IONIAN REVOLT

IONIAN REVOLT. Persia took control of all Greek city-states along coast of Asia Minor in 547 BC Region known as Ionia Ionian city-states rebelled against Persian rule in 499 BC Sought aid from mainland Greece Only Athens and Eretria responded

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The Spartan Army

The Spartan Army. Arms and Armour

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Ancient Greece

Ancient Greece. Ancient Greek Clothing. Athens V Sparta. Athens and Sparta were the two most famous and powerful city states in Ancient Greece. However, they were both very different. Athens v Sparta.

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4. How did city-states obtain water? A. Rivers B. Aqueducts C. Ocean D. Plants

1. _________________ is an example of a city-state. A. Babylon B. Ur C. Nippur D. All of the above. 2. What was the social system known as in India? A. Socioeconomic B. Ganges C. Confucianism D. Caste. 3. _______________ was an Egyptian pharaoh that gained

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4. How did city-states obtain water? A. Rivers B. Aqueducts C. Ocean D. Plants

1. _________________ is an example of a city-state. A. Babylon B. Ur C. Nippur D. All of the above. 2. What was the social system known as in India? A. Socioeconomic B. Ganges C. Confucianism D. Caste. 3. _______________ was an Egyptian pharaoh that gained

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This is S parta!

This is S parta!. Location. Location. Helots. Treatment Of Helots. Treatment Of Helots. Impact of Helots On Sparta. Spartan Values. Spartan Society - Men. Spartan Society - women. Spartan Society - women. Spartan education - Boys. Spartan education - Boys. Spartan education - Girls.

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The Battle of Thermopylae

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The Decline of Sparta

The Decline of Sparta. 378-362 BC. The Facts. 400 BC: Sparta is the leader of the Greek World, planning an invasion of Persia 395-387: Corinthian war leaves Sparta weakened, and her prestige bruised.

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Trojan War

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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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Map of Athens and Sparta, 5 th century BCE

Objective: to identify the two leagues that vied for power in Greece and to contrast Athens to Sparta using government, daily life, trade and citizenship.

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The Agoge

The Agoge. Boys: Early Childhood . Children who passed the inspection at birth became eligible for Spartan citizenship At the age of 7 they were removed from home Their lifestyle was austere, with many restrictions and labors They were allowed no shoes, only one cloak, and barely enough food

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Homework

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