geschiedenis p46-55 Flashcards

1
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sparta, people?

A

Dorians

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2
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Sparta, region?

A

Laconia

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3
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Sparta, location?

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Eartile valley of the eurotas river

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4
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Why did the spartans conquer Laconia and Messenia?

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population growth–> need for new farming lands

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5
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why didn’t the spartans need colonies overseas?

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the people of Laconia and Messenia remained subjected to Sparta–> Enough food production

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6
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Why did Sparta focus so much on its army? give two reasons

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1.forcing the subjected people (helts) to work in farming
2.crushing helot revolts

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7
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give three important elements fo the strict ‘spartan education’

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1.patriotism
2.disciplined, battles ready hopitals
3.training in the army from age 7 to age 30

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8
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In wich sense was sparta ‘an isolated polis’

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foreigners were not welcome

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9
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how was sparta different from athens in its political history?

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no step toward democracy
the nobility continued to hold power

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10
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give three important government institutions in sparta

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  1. two kings
    2.the council of elders
    3.the people’s assembly
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11
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where was persia?

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+/- present-day Iran

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12
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what was the underlying cause of the persian wars?

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547 bc: the persions conquered asia minor, where teh greeks had colonies since +/- 800 bc

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13
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what was the immedaite trigger for the persian wars?

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499 bc: tevolt of greek poleis in asia minor against teh persians
492 bc: persian king darius sent teh persian armpy to greece

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14
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what was teh first important battle in teh persian wars? who won?

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490 bc: battle of marathon
the athenies defeat the persians

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15
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what was the outcome of the battle of thermopylae?

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480 bc: on land the persians led be xerxes defeated the spartans led by leonidas (but 20 000 persians dead)

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16
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what was the outcome of the battle of salamis?

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480 bc: at sea teh athenian fleet defeated the persian fleet

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17
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which battle gave final victory to the greeks?

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479 bc: battle of plateae
the greeks, who worked together, defeated teh persians

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18
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which organization was formed by athens in 478 bc?

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478 bc: the delian league

19
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teh delian league, how many members?

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> 200 city-states

20
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the delian league, common goal?

A

standign together against teh persians

21
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the delian league, membership cost?

A

yearly payments to athens

22
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the delian league, army?

A

athenian fleet + army

23
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how did athens abuse its power after 454 bc? give an example

A

the league’s treasury was moved from delos to athens –> money from the league was used for buildings projects in athens –> reactions against this were crushed

24
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what do we mean by ‘athenian imperialism’?

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a system in which a state controls other lands by conquering them or making them dependent

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why couldn't sparta do anything against athenian imperialism?
not enough money fear of helot revolts --> sparta focused on its own polis and the pelopenesos
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citizens
man (18+), athenian parents, free, right to vote + political power, right of ownership, pay taxes and military service
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wives of citizens
athenian parent, free, limited rights under a male guardian
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foreigners
free, pay taxes and military service
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slaves
nothing
30
what was the greek word for 'foreigners'?
metoikoi
31
foreigners had an important role in the economy. which kinds of jobs did they do?
traders, banker, carftsmen
32
how could you become a slave? give four possibilities
1.born as the child of a slave 2.kidnapped 3.taken as a prisoner of war 4.unable to pay your debts
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private slaves
a master - rented out to mines, ships, etc. + in the household of their masters
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state slaves
the polis - public works (eg building roads) + in police or administration
35
which political change took place in athens between 8th and 6th century bc? explain
8th century bc:land nobility held power (digarchy) 6th century bc: money nobility also shared in power 508 bc: democracy, the people held power
36
why do we say athenian democracy was limited?
woman, foreigners and slaves dit not share in power
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council of 500
* managing daily goverment
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strategoi
*leaders of athens * leaders of the army
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ten people's courts
*responsible for trails * under the leadership of archons
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people's assembly
*right to speak for all citizens * 40 meetings per year * voting on laws * decinding on war or peace * electing and punishing leaders
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how did pericles manage to get more poor people involved in the business of ruling athens
pericles gave a salary to people who were in office
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for what did pericles use the money of the delian league?
he used the money to build a big was fleet. this secured the grain imports to athens. 'golden age' of athenian trade.
43
give two important elements of the cultural 'golden age' of athens
1. the parthenon temple on the acropolis was built 2. many excellent artists, architicts, writers, scientists, etc. came to athens.