3rd quarter Facts To Know Flashcards

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Helots

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Conquered people who were forced into serfdom by the Spartans

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Spartans

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Descendants of Hercules; conquered southern Greece

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Lycurgus

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Prince of Sparta; reformed the laws

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Order of Sparta

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“Bring up this child for Sparta”

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Saying of Spartan mothers

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“Come back with this or upon this.”

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“Sparta’s citizens are her walls.”

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Lycurgus

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Leonidas

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King of Sparta , hero of Thermopylae

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Xerxes

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King of Persia , succeeded Darius I , his father

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Pass of Thermopylae

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Site of the heroic a stand of leonidas 4000 men against the army of Xerxes

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Draco

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Began the reform of the laws of Athens

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Solon

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Further reformed the laws of Athens

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Archon

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Ruling magistrate of Athens

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Croesus

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Rich king of Lydia

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Who said, “who is the happiest man you have ever known?”

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Croesus

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Who said, “I call no man happy until he is dead. When I hear whether or not your life has ended nobly, then I shall know whether or not you were really happy.”

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Solon

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Pisistratus

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Seized the Acropolis; made himself tyrant of Athens

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Acropolis

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Citadel of Athens

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Iliad

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Homer’s epic about the Trojan war

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Odyssey

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Homer’s epic about the wandering a of Odysseus

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Who said, “men of Athens! See what my enemies have done to me because I am a friend of the people.”

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Pisistratus

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Hippias

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Son of Pisistratus, ruled Athens until driven out for cruelty

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Hipparchus

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Son of Pisistratus, ruled Athens with his brother until killed by enemies

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Darius I (the Great)

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King of Persia

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Miltiades

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Greek General, victor of the battle of marathon

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Pheidippides

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Messenger who ran 22 miles to announce the victory of marathon

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Theseus

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Hero-god said to have fought for the Greeks at marathon

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Who said, “there you will find both earth and water for your master.”

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The Spartans

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Who said, “Rejoice! Rejoice! We are victors!”

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Pheidipedes

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Who said, “so much the better, we shall fight in the shade.”

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Spartan soldier at Thermopylae

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Who said, “Stranger, tell that Spartans that we lie here in obedience to their commands.”

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Inscription in the Spartan memorial

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Themistocles

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Athenian statesman and soldier; advised the Athenians to build more ships

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Oracle of Delphi

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Main oracle of the Athenian domain

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Pythia

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Priestess of the oracle

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Battle of Salamis

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Naval battle where the Athenians defeated the Persians

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Who said, “we fight for all.”

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The Greek at Salamis

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Aristides

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Athenian magistrate and general, rival of Themistocles, reputation for fairness

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Mardonius

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Persian General; left in command of the Persian forces in Thessaly after Xerxes retreat

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Pausanias

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Nephew of Leonidas; defeated Mardonius at Plataea

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Battle of Mycale

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Last sea battle between the Greeks and the Persians

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Battle of Plataea

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Last land battle fought between Greeks and Persians (fought on same day as battle of Mycale)

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Who said, “I have never seen him but I am tired of hearing him called “the Just.”

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Athenian to Aristides