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Dorians
Ionians
More violent, sacked many Greek states
More into culture, sacked coastal parts of the Greek world
Helot
Athenian slaves captured by Spartans
Solon
Creator of Meritocracy
Pentakosiomedimnoi
Produce 500 or more bushels of wheat
Hippeis
Produce 300-500 bushels of wheat
Zeugetai
Produce 200-300 bushels of wheat
Thetes
Produce less than 200 bushels of wheat
Cleisthenes and Ostrakon
Cleisthenes was the founder of democracy
An ostrakon was a peace of pottery where you could write the name of someone you wanted exiled
Cyrus
King of Persia
Croesus
King of Lydia
Cambyses
Son of Cyrus
King Darius
King of Persia
Aristagoras
Tyrant of Miletus
Herodotus
Wrote the persian wars
Thucydides
Wrote the peloponesian wars
Satrap
Governor of a Persian province
Pheiddippides
Messenger who ran from marathon to Athens to declare “Nike” or “Victory” then died from exhaustion
Battle of Marathon
Athenian General:
Persian General:
Athenian problem: Heavily outnumbered
Miltiades solution:
Battle of Marathon
Athenian General: Miltiades
Persian General: King Darius I
Athenians Problem: Heavily outnumbered
Miltiades solution: Thin out the center line of the Athenian army and strengthen the sides, so when the Persians pushed through the middle they would be surrounded and defeated
Battle of Themoplyae
Athenian General:
Persian General:
Persian problem:
Xerxes solution:
Athenian Problem:
Themistocles solution:
Battle of Themoplyae / Salamis
Athenian General: Themoplyae
Persian General: Xerxes
Persian problem: Xerxes army couldn’t cross the waters of Hellespont due to storms
Xerxes solution: Stack 100s of ships next to each other with strong woof planks on top of them
Athenian Problem: Persians forced Athenians to retreat to the Island of Salamis
Themistocles solution: Sent a message to Xerxes that they were defecting the battle so when the Persians came the Greek Triremes rammed into the Persian ships forcing them to retreat
Delian League
Why was it formed
problem
Why it was formed: To protect the Greek city states from more Persian attacks
Problem: Athens became too powerful
Peloponnesian League
Kleon:
Alkibiades:
Nikias:
Spartas plan after:
Aegospotami:
Kleon: Wanted to have an agressive approach to Sparta
Alkibiades: Partied the night before the attack of Syracuse and committed sacrilege so he joined forces with Sparta out of fear from Athens
Nikias: The new general of Athens who wanted to take a more passive approach but he was so cautious, he gave Syracuse time to prepare their attack and destroyed most of the Athenian army
Spartas plan after: Block the laurion silver mines therefore destroying Athens economy, and seek financial support from Persia
Aegospotami: Spartan fleet headed to Aegospotami to block the grain supply of Athens forcing them to surrender