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Greece 800 B.C.E. to 323 B.C.E.

The Eastern Mediterranean Greece (Mycenaeans) Crete (Minoans) Mesopotamia Egypt

The Rise City-states (Athens, Sparta) began to emerge from the “Dark Age” by 800 B.C.E. Greeks established colonies throughout Mediterranean

Greek Society Patriarchy Vote limited to adult male citizens-Athens Women had no public role (Exception-Sparta) Institution of slavery fluid

Classical Greece “Golden Age” (c. 500-300 B.C.E.) followed Greek victory in the Persian Wars Accomplishments A) Democratic gov’t (Athens) B) Philosophical tradition (Plato, Socrates,Aristotle) C) Literature and the arts (Poetry, drama, Parthenon) D) History (Herodotus) E) Sciences (Hippocrates)