Greece- Seg Flashcards

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Describe geography of Greece and development of city states

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It was very rocky and mountainous so there were barriers between city states

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Describe 3 influences Greece had on America today

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Art, sports, education

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What were the economical advantages of greeces geographical location

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They were surrounded by seas so they flourished in sea trade

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Significant people of Trojan war and roles

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Achilles- greek warrior
Paris- Trojan prince
Helen- queen of Sparta
Menelaos- king of Sparta
Agamemnon king of Mycenae
Hector- Paris's bro, Trojan prince
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What purpose did mythology have on Greeks?

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To teach and explain things

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Sparta and Athens similarities and differences?

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Sparta: valued duty, discipline, equality, army, Warriors
Athens: valued education, arts, open thinking, male dominance
Both: city states in Greece, powerful city states

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Describe greek phalanx

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We know this, think of it in your head

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Retell legend of Pheidippides and significance on world today

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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

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What were the effects of the Persian wars?

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Greeks win
Delian league is formed
Athens is the head
New confidence
Ushers golden age
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What made the golden age golden?

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Strengthened democracy
Beautified Athens
Strengthened empire (navy)

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How was democracy under Pericles rule different from our democracy?

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They had a direct democracy, we have a representative democracy,
Both promote freedom of speech

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What are the three types of columns?

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Doric- square top
Ionic- swirled, round
Corinthian- flowery

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Explain the advantages of Athens and Sparta during the pelopennesian war

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Athenian advantage: best navy, had money, the sea

Spartan advantage: best army, land

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What were some of the effects of the Peloponnesian war?

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Delian league collapsed, Greece weakened, Phillip conquered Greece

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How was the trial of Socrates similar and different from our trials today?

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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

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Explain the allegory of the cave: author, characters, plot, message

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Author: Plato
Characters: prisoners- us, shadows- lies, sun- truth, cave- world
Plot: basically is saying that we are blind to the realities and life and sometimes we don’t know the truth of what people are showing us or telling us
Message: democracy is bad, education is hard but we must seek it

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What was Hellenistic culture and where did it originate?

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Greek
Indian
Persian 
Egyptian 
Originated in Alexandria