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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The Persian force was decisively defeat by the Athenians at _______ __ _________, ending Persian efforts for the time being.

A

Battle of Marathon

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3
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Themistocles

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Use silver from a publicly owned mine to expand the navy

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4
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Tasked with avenging his father’s lone defeat at the hands of the Greeks

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Xerxes I

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5
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31 city-states form a coalition called the _________ ________ to resist the Persian Invasion

A

Hellenic League

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6
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The coalition to be led by the

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Spartan King Leonidas

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7
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Reasons for Greek victory:

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  • Greeks had better and more farsighted commanders
  • Better armor and Worships, that were more effective in close combat
  • Military Alliance that united against a common enemy to preserve their political freedom
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8
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Controlled by Athens and consisted of some 300 city-states

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Delian League

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9
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Controlled by Sparta and consisted of over 50 city-states

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Peloponnesian League

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10
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The Athenian society was __ percent slaves

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40%

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11
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The increase in Athenian naval power

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Promoted the development of a wider democracy at home but it undermined the democracy of the Delian League

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12
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Radical Democracy introduced reforms that challenged traditional understanding of Society

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Expand participation to the masses yet reserve select leadership to the elite

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13
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Pericles citizenship law

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  • Restricted Athenian citizenship to those whose parents were both born in Athens
  • Law increased the status and desirability of Athenian woman
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14
Q

A covered walkway or portico, offering a protective atmosphere usually located on the edge of the Agora

A

Stoa

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15
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Competitive intellectuals and travelling educators who charged a fee to supplement the limited education then most wealthy young men citizens received

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The Sophists

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16
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Sophists taught

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Above all rhetoric

17
Q

Was one of the most attractive aspects of sophist

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Rhetoric

18
Q

The father of relativism is

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Protagoras

19
Q

Socrates was the first philosopher to make ________ ___ ______ the main focus of his teachings

A

Ethics and Morality

20
Q

Teaching style was a series of relentless questioning

A

Socratic Method

21
Q

Father of western medicine

A

Hippocrates

22
Q

considered the father of History

A

Herodotus

23
Q

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

A

Hubris

24
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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

25
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The Athenian strategy

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  • Win a war of attrition using their superior wealth of resources
  • Avoid the superior spartan land army
26
Q

Upon the death an Athenian statesman _____ assumed the control and promptly abandoned Pericles conservative defensive strategy and began an aggressive strategy to the war

A

Cleon

27
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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 and ships
28
Q

Spartans spare Athens, tear down the long walls and installed an oligarchy of Athenian citizens called

A

The Thirty-tyrants

29
Q

The new regime determined to settle the internal strife (desire for revenge) that threatening to tear Athens apart issued first known _____ in Western History

A

Anesty

30
Q

After the War Athens found itself right back where it started in 500 B.C.

A

Fearful of Sparta and worried whether the world’s first democracy could survive