Greece- Seg Flashcards
Describe geography of Greece and development of city states
It was very rocky and mountainous so there were barriers between city states
Describe 3 influences Greece had on America today
Art, sports, education
What were the economical advantages of greeces geographical location
They were surrounded by seas so they flourished in sea trade
Significant people of Trojan war and roles
Achilles- greek warrior Paris- Trojan prince Helen- queen of Sparta Menelaos- king of Sparta Agamemnon king of Mycenae Hector- Paris's bro, Trojan prince
What purpose did mythology have on Greeks?
To teach and explain things
Sparta and Athens similarities and differences?
Sparta: valued duty, discipline, equality, army, Warriors
Athens: valued education, arts, open thinking, male dominance
Both: city states in Greece, powerful city states
Describe greek phalanx
We know this, think of it in your head
Retell legend of Pheidippides and significance on world today
Greeks beat Persians at battle of marathon, told Pheidippides to run back and tell them. He ran 26.2 miles back to Athens and then died. Later formed the marathon race
What were the effects of the Persian wars?
Greeks win Delian league is formed Athens is the head New confidence Ushers golden age
What made the golden age golden?
Strengthened democracy
Beautified Athens
Strengthened empire (navy)
How was democracy under Pericles rule different from our democracy?
They had a direct democracy, we have a representative democracy,
Both promote freedom of speech
What are the three types of columns?
Doric- square top
Ionic- swirled, round
Corinthian- flowery
Explain the advantages of Athens and Sparta during the pelopennesian war
Athenian advantage: best navy, had money, the sea
Spartan advantage: best army, land
What were some of the effects of the Peloponnesian war?
Delian league collapsed, Greece weakened, Phillip conquered Greece
How was the trial of Socrates similar and different from our trials today?
Athens: one day, no appeals, 101-1001 jurors, majority rules, no attorney or judge, accuser proposed punishment
Both: juries of citizens, “jury of your peers”
US: weeks months years?, appeal process, 12 jurors, unanimous, judges and attorneys, must be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt