Chapter 13 Democracy and Empire: Athens and Sparta Flashcards
Heiro
Gelon’s brother whom Gelon had left in charge of Gela in 485
-moved to Syracuse ,handing Gela to another brother, Polyzalos.
Common Resolution
All Scicilian cities signed this in 461 BC.
-The poleis were once again free and equal
demagogues
“Leaders of the people”
-inclinations were deocratic.
Segesta
City in which Elumians abandoned to
-Was to play a major role in Mediterranean politics in the 5th century BC
Cimon
Leading politician in Athens
Long Walls
fortifications that linked Athens and its harbor of Piraeus
liturgies
“public services” performed by the rich, paying for festivals, sacrifices, or rigging warships.
-Rich politiciancs curried favor with people by spending more than they had to on these _
Corcyra
(modern Corfu) Corinthian colony on a large island of Greece’s northwest coast.
Epidamnus
Colony of Cocryra in what is now Albania
metics
Men that were involved in trade chose to settle in poleis other than their own hoping to be able to home home as rich men. They were called _
Old Oligarch
(440 BC) An anonymous writer, know because of his hostility toward democracy, described the material benefits from naval power.