Ancient History (Classical Greece)

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Why was the first Graeco-Persian Wars fought?

Because Athens got involved in the rebellion of some Persian colonies which happed to also be Greek polies

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What Persian king led the first Graeco-Persian war?

Darius II

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Why was the second Graeco-Persian Wars fought?

Darius II’s son, Xerxes wanted revenge on Athens

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Who got involved in the second Graeco-Persian war?

Sparta

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Why did Athens flourish in this time?

The prestige of beating Persia.

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Why did Athens decline in this time?

The loss against Sparta.

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Two important historiographers of this era are?

Herodotus (Persian wars) and Thucydides (Peloponnesian wars)

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Meaning of Arche?

Imperial ruler (like Athens in the Delian League)

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When did the Delian League form?

478 BCE.

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Meaning of hegemonia?

An alliance where one group is the leader but does not put power on the other memebers.

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Meaning of hellenotamiai?

Treasurers of the Delian League.

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Meaning of phoros?

Tribute kept on the island of Delos

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Meaning of symmachia?

Alliance

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Meaning of aparchai?

First fruits of tribute only 1/60th of total amount, engraved on stones.

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What was a coin press called?

A die.

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The obverse side of the coin is closest to the?

Anvil.

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The reverse side is on the?

Top.

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What is this?

Lapis Primus.

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What is the Lapis Primus?

First fruits of tribute only 1/60th of total amount, engraved on stones.

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The Athenians were known for their powerful?

Navy.

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Who began democracy in Athens?

Solon.

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Who solidified democrocy?

Keisthenes

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Pericles international policies? (four)

Peace with Persia, liberation of Greek polies under Persian rule, consolidation of empire and balance of power with Spartans

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Pericles internal policies? (three)

Acropolis building, extension of democracy, payment of offices.

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Why did the Peloponeesian war start?

Athens decided to invade Sicily which resisted Sparta gets involved.

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What stupid thing happened during the Peloponessian war?

The wall building.

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When did building plans start for the Parthenon?

5th century BCE.

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What was the Parthenon?

Temple to Athena in Athens yet not main worship temple.

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Who was Demosthenes?

Hater of Philip II of Macedonia

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When was the Peloponessian war?

431 and 404 BCE.

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What were sophists?

Teachers of argumentation and rhetoric.