| The Impact of Geography | Athens-The Foundation of Democracy | Sparta- A Military State | The Beginnings of Democracy/The Golden Age of Greece | Peloponnesian War |
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What is sea travel?
What kind of travel was important to the Greeks because they lacked natural resources?
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Who are the sons of wealthy families?
Who received an education in Athens?
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What is creativity and individual expression?
What was discouraged in Sparta?
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What is drama, sculpture, poetry, philosophy, architecture, and science reached new heights?
What happened during the Golden age of Athens?
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What is Sparta declared war on Athens because they were both too powerful not to be the most powerful?
Who declared war on who in the Peloponnesian War and why?
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What is a mountainous landscape?
What geographical feature caused the development of city-states or polises?
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What is 18 years or older and has had a permanent residence in the US for at least 5 years?
What are the requirements to be a citizen in the USA?
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What is became helots?
What happened to Spartan prisoners?
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What is it started in Ancient Greece when the people had enough of tyrants and decided to share power?
How did democracy begin?
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What is Sparta won when Athens surrendered?
Who won the Peloponnesian war?
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What is take part in outdoor public meetings?
What did men spend much of their leisure time doing because of the mild climate?
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What is death and Draco's?
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What was the punishment for nearly every crime in _______ legal code? |
What is 7, 30, and 60?
What ages did boys start living in barracks, leave the barracks, then leave the army?
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What is it allowed everyone to run for office, not just the wealthy/those who could afford it?
How did Pericles' paying public officials more strengthen democracy?
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What is Syracuse crushed them and they left 2 years later, losing almost their entire army?
What happened after Athens sent 20,000 soldiers to destroy the city-state of Syracuse (Sicily)?
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What is one million?
Historians estimate that no more than _________ people lived in Greece at any given time.
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Who is Solon?
Who organized all Athenian citizens into four social classes according to wealth, allowing only the top three to hold public office, but all to partake in assemblies?
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What is the Council of Elders (30 older citizens) proposed laws, which the Assembly (all Spartan citizens) voted on, which were then passed on to 5 elected officials who carried out the laws passed. 2 kings ruled over Sparta's military forces...?
How did the Spartan government work?
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What is strengthening the navy and beautifying Athens?
What 2 things did Pericles put the money he stole from the Delian league to?
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What is a raging disease killed a third of the population and Pericles?
What was the effect of Pericles bringing all of the residents from the surrounding region inside city walls to protect them from Sparta?
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What are 48 degrees F (winter) and 80 degrees F (summer)?
The climate averaged between _____ degrees F in the winter and _____ degrees F in the summer
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What is to propose laws and counsel the assembly?
What was the job of the Council of 500?
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What is when their helots (the Messenians) rebelled, outnumbering them 8 to 1, and nearly took over Sparta? (roughly 650 B.C.)
What triggered the rise of Sparta's harsh military regimen?
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What is 1) to strengthen Athenian democracy, 2) to hold and strengthen the empire, and 3) to glorify Athens?
What were Pericles 3 goals for Athens?
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Number the events in order (1 being first):
__ Athens and their allies surrendered to Spartta __Athens suffered a terrible plague and Pericles died __Athens launched an attack on Syracuse __Sparta declared war on Athens __A truce was signed by Athens and Sparta |
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