Lessons 16-20 Review Flashcards

1
Q

431-404 BC; war between Athens and Sparta that destroyed the Athenian empire

A

Peloponnesian war

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2
Q

“We fight for all.”

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the Greeks at Salamis

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3
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

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Corinth

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4
Q

king of Sparta; hero of Thermopylae

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Leonidas

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5
Q

Athenian magistrate and general; rival of Themistocles; had a reputation for fairness

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Aristides

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6
Q

to beat with a small whip as punishment

A

scourge

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7
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nephew of Leonidas; defeated Mardonius at Plataea

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Pausanias

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8
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

A

Salamis

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9
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leader of Athens at the beginning of the Peloponnesian War

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Pericles

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10
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last land battle fought between Greeks and Persians in 479 BC (fought on same day as the battle of Mycale)

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battle of Plataea

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11
Q

Greek historian; wrote a history of the Peloponnesian War

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Thucydides

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12
Q

Greek dramatist

A

Aeschylus and Sophocles

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13
Q

highly infectious, usually fatal epidemic disease

A

plague

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14
Q

“I have never seen him but I am tired of hearing him called ‘the Just.’”

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Athenian to Aristides

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15
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to lay waste; to destroy; to make unfit for habitation

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desolate

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16
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

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Pass of Thermopylae

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17
Q

walls connecting Athens with the port of Piraeus

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Long Walls

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18
Q

“So much the better, we shall fight in the shade.”

A

Spartan soldier at Thermopylae

19
Q

Greek sculptor; made Parthenon statuary

A

Phidias

20
Q

“Because Cimon is already with me.”

A

oracle of Zeus

21
Q

last sea battle between the Greeks and the Persians

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battle of Mycale

22
Q

“What you praise in my life has been due to fortune. I deserve no credit for it.”

A

Pericles

23
Q

“Athens and Sparta are the two legs of Greece.”

A

Cimon

24
Q

son of Miltiades

A

Cimon

25
Q

naval battle where the Athenians defeated the Persians

A

battle of Salamis

26
Q

Greek comic playwright

A

Aristophanes

27
Q

narrow passage of water between two shores

A

strait

28
Q

“That of which I am proudest is that no Athenian ever wore mourning because of anything done by me.”

A

Pericles

29
Q

to disable or disfigure

A

maim

30
Q

temple and treasury on the Acropolis of Athens

A

Parthenon

31
Q

to expel and send away as punishment

A

banish

32
Q

realms; territories ruled by someone

A

dominions

33
Q

site of the heroic stand of Leonidas’ 4000, men against the army of Xerxes in 480 BC

A

Pass of Thermopylae

34
Q

Identify the starred location on the map.

A

Delphi

35
Q

Greek historian; “father of history”; wrote a history of the Persian War

A

Herodotus

36
Q

king of Persia; succeeded Darius I, his father

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Xerxes

37
Q

to climb in stages or on a ladder

A

scale

38
Q

main oracle of the Athenian domain

A

oracle of Delphi

39
Q

Athenian statesman and soldier; advised the Athenians to build more ships

A

Themistocles

40
Q

strip of land connecting two larger masses of land

A

Ishmus

41
Q

temporary banishment by popular vote

A

ostracism

42
Q

priestess of the oracle

A

Pythia

43
Q

Persian general; left in command of the Persian forces in Thessaly after Xerxes’ retreat

A

Mardonius