Greek History - additional - Sheet1 (2)

Question 1

Proboulos

Answer 1

10 men appointed in 411

Question 2

Macedonian dynasty

Answer 2

Argead

Question 3

AAP: solonic vs. Cleisthenic archons

Answer 3

Klerosis ek prokriton–>elected

Question 4

Proposer of 400

Answer 4

Aristomachus

Question 5

Focal points within citizen in-group

Answer 5

eleutheria, to ison, demokratia

Question 6

Pnyx 1

Answer 6

460-400; dirt shows quorum achieved by paint

Question 7

psephophoria

Answer 7

vote by bronze disks, iff necessary

Question 8

Mags paid during 5th

Answer 8

All

Question 9

Selection of bouleutai

Answer 9

Deme assemblies nominate at least number *2–>sortition at Theseion of candidates+alternates–>dokimasia

Question 10

Functions of rhetor

Answer 10

mouthpiece, prostates, representative abroad (elite), sumboulos (facilitates discussion, learning), and critic (of departure from ideals).

Question 11

How much did phoros fund?

Answer 11

20,000 men

Question 12

What happens to abandoned houses

Answer 12

3 assessors–>fair market value

Question 13

douloi demosioi

Answer 13

hyperetai=secretaries; ergatai=masons, etc; toxatai=archers

Question 14

formula for closed bouleumata

Answer 14

edoxe te boule to demo

Question 15

Reviews of laws

Answer 15

First Ekk of the year, section by section; during year, thesmothetai refer inconsistencies to people

Question 16

Where does central sortition take place

Answer 16

Theseion

Question 17

Amphyction definition

Answer 17

association of neighbors to maintain and protect a common sanctuary

Question 18

Who proposed oath on tyrant-slaying

Answer 18

Demophantos

Question 19

Eukrates law on tyranny

Answer 19

337

Question 20

AAP: When did oath of council begin

Answer 20

504

Question 21

Mags after Munychia

Answer 21

10.1–>Sparta, terror

Question 22

Liabilities of metics

Answer 22

metoikion=12d/year; xenikon telos; eisphora; festival but not naval liturgies; military service

Question 23

Ekk. synkletoi

Answer 23

snap meetings

Question 24

Who presides over assembly

Answer 24

5th, prytaneis; 4th, proedroi

Question 25

Sources of expertise

Answer 25

secretaries could do the rounds of different boards

Question 26

Areop after Chaironeia

Answer 26

Demosthenes-->trial of anyone, without appeal

Question 27

How did Sparta increase power

Answer 27

After Tegea(?), focus on alliances

Question 28

Composision of Gerousia

Answer 28

28 over 60, serve for life; vote by acclamation

Question 29

secondary enclave of at Syracuse

Answer 29

Plemmyrium

Question 30

Impact of Eubulus

Answer 30

130-400t

Question 31

Selection process for Solonian Council of 400?

Answer 31

Unknown

Question 32

Deme names

Answer 32

ktistes and locations

Question 33

Officers of 30

Answer 33

500 bouleutai, 10 governors of Piraeus, 11, 300 whipmen.

Question 34

Who are elected to 4 year terms

Answer 34

tamiai stratiotikon and theorikon; epimeletes ton krenon

Question 35

prostatai metoikon (freeborn)

Answer 35

require prostates within 1 month; failure-->dike or graphe aprostasiou

Question 36

eisphora

Answer 36

citizens, metics, heiresses, corporate bodies (phratry)

Question 37

Smallest deme

Answer 37

several; 1 bouleutes

Question 38

Number of ekklesiai

Answer 38

5th, discretion; 4th, kyriai + 3 additional-->40

Question 39

Most common GPara

Answer 39

honorary decrees-->political

Question 40

Process of euthunai

Answer 40

logistai examine; ho boul accuses financial matters; paredroi sit at Heroes for 3 days; accept written accusations-->trial (private or public, depending)

Question 41

Who determines access to embassies

Answer 41

Boule may reject leave to appear before assembly; conducts secret negotiations

Question 42

Composition of Ephors

Answer 42

5 over 30

Question 43

AAP: demokotitatoi Solonos

Answer 43

debt-slavery, ho boulomenos, appeal to jury courts

Question 44

Jurisdiction of Archon Basileus

Answer 44

dikai phonou

Question 45

Eisphora regularized

Answer 45

358-->10t/annum

Question 46

Why G Para

Answer 46

reconsideration via structured debate for full day. Votes counted

Question 47

Spartans at Plataea; total pop in 479

Answer 47

5000; 8000

Question 48

Defeat of Aegina

Answer 48

457

Question 49

Bagoas, year

Answer 49

Eunuch kills Artaxerxes III, in 338

Question 50

Admission of zeugetai to archonship

Answer 50

457

Question 51

Why use demotics

Answer 51

Obscure neopolitai, create social units

Question 52

Registration, emigration period

Answer 52

10, 20 days

Question 53

length of ephebeia

Answer 53

1 year at Mounichya; 2 years on border

Question 54

isoteleis

Answer 54

metic-->mineral rights

Question 55

Festival liturgy

Answer 55

Citizens and metics; 1 year off

Question 56

Largest deme

Answer 56

Acharnai: 1000-1500; 22 bouleutai

Question 57

Nikomachos

Answer 57

410-404 codifies as anagrapheus ton nomon; as chair of nomothetai in 403, published preliminary set of laws

Question 58

Anakrisis (public)

Answer 58

preliminary investigation by mag himself

Question 59

Extant euthunai

Answer 59

15, mostly magistrates

Question 60

Who presides over boule/ekk

Answer 60

During 5th, prytaneis; during 4th, proedroi

Question 61

Size of classical Sparta, Athens, Corinth

Answer 61

7500; 2,500; 900

Question 62

epikleros

Answer 62

Girl with no brother; required to marry nearest male relative

Question 63

Difference between ekk. and dik.

Answer 63

Former avoids 'poor speaker' trope; emphasizes birth, wealth, education

Question 64

Number of demes

Answer 64

139

Question 65

How are post-Munichia debts settled

Answer 65

Each pays separately, in theory; in practice, Athens pays debt to Sparta

Question 66

hoi choris oichountes

Answer 66

live alone, keep earnighs; pay apophora, make contracts, give loans

Question 67

bouleutai by trittyes-type; why?

Answer 67

130 city; 174 inland; 196 coast? inmigration + high urban mortality + only incomplete reorganization in 403

Question 68

defining characteristics of nomoi

Answer 68

no chron limitation AND impersonal and general

Question 69

Process of eis. eis ten boulen

Answer 69

ho boul accuses of ANY CRIME-->council-->minor fine or court

Question 70

Creations of the Great Rhetra

Answer 70

phylai, obai, gerousia

Question 71

446

Answer 71

Revolt of Euboea, defection of Megara; Athens regains former but not latter; also loses Thebes

Question 72

AAP: origin of euthunai

Answer 72

Drakon

Question 73

Selection of eponymous heroes

Answer 73

Pythia, from 100

Question 74

Archinus

Answer 74

indicts as paranomon Thrasybullus' citizenship decree; keeps wafflers in town by shortening 10-day period; executes someone trying to break amnesty, as exemplum

Question 75

metics during 4th

Answer 75

20,000-->70,000 total

Question 76

Social organization during 5th

Answer 76

Cavalry, hoplites, thetes

Question 77

Age of heliastic oath

Answer 77

30

Question 78

Court days/year; length

Answer 78

c. 200; 9.5 hours

Question 79

logistai

Answer 79

10 bouleutai oversee mags

Question 80

First attested action of Pel League

Answer 80

Defeat of Argos at Sepeia, 494

Question 81

AAP: Whence and with whom did Peis return

Answer 81

Eretria; Eretrian hippeis, Thebans, lygdamis

Question 82

Trials from exile

Answer 82

Boat at Phreatus

Question 83

Social orgs open to metics

Answer 83

symposia, hetaireiai

Question 84

Process of Eis. eis ton demon

Answer 84

Ho boul accuses corruption, treason; thesmothetai perform anakrisis-->public trial

Question 85

First Pel War

Answer 85

460-46

Question 86

AAP: lover of Harmodios

Answer 86

Thettalus

Question 87

Athenian citizens during 4th

Answer 87

30,000-->100,000 total

Question 88

Pinax ekklesiastikos

Answer 88

register of practical citizenship (20-21; after ephebeia)

Question 89

epicheirotonia

Answer 89

During ekk-kyria, ho boul proposes no confidence in mags-->suspension pending eisangelia, apophasis

Question 90

Who built first Triremes

Answer 90

Phoenicians; but Thuc claims Corinth

Question 91

Purpose of loans, dikastai kata demous; other downstream consequences

Answer 91

Livelihood via farming, judicial recourse-->remain scattered + independent of local elites; taxable surplus

Question 92

Grants of block citizenship

Answer 92

Plataians (427), Samians (405)