Classical Greece, CA 1650–338 B.C.

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Classical Greece, CA 1650–338 B.C. Chapter 3 Classical Greece, CA 1650–338 B.C.

Hellas: The Land The Minoans and Mycenaeans (CA 2000–CA 1100 B.C.) Homer, Hesiod, Gods, and Heroes (1100–800 B.C.)

The Polis Origins of the Polis City and Chora Governing Structures

The Archaic Age (800–500 B.C.) Overseas Expansion The Growth of Sparta The Evolution of Athens

The Classical Period (500–338 B.C.) The Persian Wars (499–479 B.C.) Growth of the Athenian Empire (478–431 B.C.) The Pelopennesian War (431–404 B.C.) Athenian Arts in the Age of Pericles Daily Life in Periclean Athens Gender and Sexuality Greek Religion The Flowering of Philosophy

The Final Act (404–338 B.C.) The Struggle for Hegemony Philip and the Macedonian Ascendancy