Greece and Rome Flashcards
Polis
City state
Geography:
Sea
Land
Climate
Around sea, Black Sea-trade, lacked resources
Hugged mountains, small independent communities,
48-80 degrees, outdoor life
3 things about polis
- Temple on fortified hill
- Rights and responsibilities
- Most people weren’t citizens
Monarchy
Sing person rules
Oligarchy
Ruled by few powerful and wealthy
Direct democracy
Rule by people
Dareo
All Athenians were equal, strict
Solon
No slavery, 4 classes
Cleisthens
10 groups based on wealth
Assembley
Council of 500
Assembly
Laws for debate/ passage
Council of 500
Laws coincided the assembly
Pythagoras
X pythagorean brotherhood
Widely traveled search for wisdom
Functional significance.
Philosopher mathematician
Socrates
Why just philosopher of all time
First of the three great teachers
Asking simple questions
Plato
Most important thinker
Founder of the Academy
Great philosopher
Aristotle
One of the greatest thinkers
Development of Greece
Change in nature
Live in simplicity
Sophocles
Most tragic drama
Individuals versus fate
Death and suffering makes you nobler
Writer
Herodutus
Father of history
Wrote geography
Influenced historians
Hippocrates
Father of medicine
Natural causes
Judicial system
Committees of people are drawn to up to volunteer or serve speak and act for himself appeals to elders
Pericles
Leaded statesman,
- Strengthen democracy
- strengthen military
- Delian league
- Rebuilt
Delian league
Defense all incas of city states
Family life in the Golden age
Arranged marriages, girls made between 12 and 14 boys made between 20 and 40
Education in the Golden age
Boys educated at military camps or at school
Pedagogues
Slaves who attended school to help boys study