Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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Outraged the Athenian assembly who rejected it

A

This act of submission

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2
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Controlled by Athens: and consisted of some 300 city-states

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Delian league

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3
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Controlled by Sparta and consisted of over 50 city-states

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Peloponnesian League

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4
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Slaves, _% of the Athenian society

A

40

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5
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The increase of Athenian naval power

A

promoted the development of a wider democracy at home but it undermined the democracy of the Delian league

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6
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radical democracy introduced reforms that challenged traditional understandings of society and…

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expanded participation to the masses yet select leadership to the elite

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7
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pericles, citizenship law

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restricted athenian citizenship to those whose parents were both born in athens

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8
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a covered walkway or portico, offering a protective atmosphere, usually located on the edge of the agora

A

Stoa

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9
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Agora

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the central market square

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10
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competitve intellectuals and traveling educators who charged a fee to supplement the limited education that most wealthy young male citizens recieved

A

The Sophists

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11
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Sopthists taught math, natural philoshpy, ethics, and

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above all, Rhetoric

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12
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Rhetoric

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was one of the most attractive aspects of sophists

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13
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the father of relatism

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protagoras

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14
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socrates was the first philospher to make _ and _ the main focus of his teachings

A

ethics and morality

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15
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teaching style was a series of relentless questioning

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socratic method

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16
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Father of medicine

A

Hippocrates

17
Q

considered the father of history

A

herodotus

18
Q

violent arrogance that, according to the greeks drove the competitive spirit to excess

A

hubris

19
Q

the persian force was devastiatingly defeated by the athenians at the ___, ending the persian efforts for the time being

A

Battle of marathon

20
Q

Themistocles

A

used silver from a publicly owned mine to expand the navy

21
Q

tasked with avenging his fathers lone defeat at the hands of the greeks

A

Xerxes I

22
Q

greek city states formed a coalition called the ___ to resist the persian invasion

A

Hellenic league

23
Q

the coalition to be led by the

A

spartan king leonidas I

24
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reasons for Greek victory

A

A. Greeks had better and more farsighted commandments
B. Better Armor and warships, that were more effective in close combat
C. The military alliance that united against a common enemy to preserve their political freedom

25
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causes of the war

A

the spartans were fearful of athens growing imperial ambitions and the aggressiveness with which athens dominated the Delian league

26
Q

Athenian Strategy

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win a war of attrition using their superior wealth of resources
and avoid the superior spartan land army

27
Q

upon pericles death an athenian statesman, ___, assumed control and promptly abandoned pericles conservative defensive strategy and began an aggressive strategy to to the war

A

Cieon

28
Q

Following the destruction of the sicilian expedition

A

-much of ionia rose in revolt against athens
-the syracusans sent their fleet to the peloponnesians
-the persians decided to support the spartans with money for ships

29
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spartans spare athens, tear down the long walls and install an oligarchy of athenian citizens called

A

the 30 tyrants

30
Q

the new regime determined to settle the internal strife (desire for revenges) that threatening to tear athens apart issued first known as ___ in western history

A

Amnesty

31
Q

after the war, athens found itself right back where it started in 500 BCE

A

Fearful of sparta and worried whether the worlds first democracy would survive