1. FOA Feb. 27-Mar. 3
6.52- Analyze the causes, course and consequences of the Persian Wars
6.53- Analyze the causes, course, and consequences of the Peloponnesian Wars between Athens and Sparta.
6.63- Describe the government of the Roman Republic and its contribution to the development of democratic principles, including the rule of law, separation of powers, checks and balances, representative government, and civic duty.

2. PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
FOA-Monday Feb. 27 1) What country did Persia fight in the Persian Wars? 2) Why did Sparta join Athens in fighting Persia?
PERSIAN WARS (499 BC-449 BC)
The Persian Wars occurred because Persia wanted more land, so they invaded Greece.
Greece kept rebelling against Persian rule but was crushed.
There were religious conflicts between monotheistic Persians and polytheistic Greece.
The Persians attacked by sea but were caught and destroyed but the Athenians at Marathon.
The Persians vowed revenge and attacked again in 449 BC.
The Greek city-states joined together to fight the Persians.
Greece defeated the Persians and peace was declared in 449 BC.
PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
The Peloponnesian War occurred because Sparta feared Athens. They believed Athens had become too powerful because they controlled many city-states and their money.
Athens forms an alliance with city-states (Delian League); Sparta not a member.
Sparta forms alliance with other city-states against Athens.
431 BC, Sparta attacks Athens and war continues until 405 BC
With help of Persia, Sparta builds a navy.
In 405 BC, Sparta’s navy surrounds Athens, preventing food and supplies from reaching Athens.
404 BC, Athens surrenders to Sparta.
War causes devastation to Greek city-states.
After years of rebellion and fighting, Greeks become weak; people die in battle and farms are destroyed.
Eventually, Macedonia, under the rule of Alexander the Great, takes over all of Greece.

3. PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
FOA-Tuesday Feb. 28 1) What was the outcome of the Persian Wars? 2) Who fought each other during the Peloponnesian War?
PERSIAN WARS (499 BC-449 BC)
The Persian Wars occurred because Persia wanted more land, so they invaded Greece.
Greece kept rebelling against Persian rule but was crushed.
There were religious conflicts between monotheistic Persians and polytheistic Greece.
The Persians attacked by sea but were caught and destroyed but the Athenians at Marathon.
The Persians vowed revenge and attacked again in 449 BC.
The Greek city-states joined together to fight the Persians.
Greece defeated the Persians and peace was declared in 449 BC.
PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
The Peloponnesian War occurred because Sparta feared Athens. They believed Athens had become too powerful because they controlled many city-states and their money.
Athens forms an alliance with city-states (Delian League); Sparta not a member.
Sparta forms alliance with other city-states against Athens.
431 BC, Sparta attacks Athens and war continues until 405 BC
With help of Persia, Sparta builds a navy.
In 405 BC, Sparta’s navy surrounds Athens, preventing food and supplies from reaching Athens.
404 BC, Athens surrenders to Sparta.
War causes devastation to Greek city-states.
After years of rebellion and fighting, Greeks become weak; people die in battle and farms are destroyed.
Eventually, Macedonia, under the rule of Alexander the Great, takes over all of Greece.

4. PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
FOA-Wednesday Mar. 1 1) Why did Sparta and Athens fight each other? 2) What was the outcome of the Peloponnesian Wars?
PERSIAN WARS (499 BC-449 BC)
The Persian Wars occurred because Persia wanted more land, so they invaded Greece.
Greece kept rebelling against Persian rule but was crushed.
There were religious conflicts between monotheistic Persians and polytheistic Greece.
The Persians attacked by sea but were caught and destroyed but the Athenians at Marathon.
The Persians vowed revenge and attacked again in 449 BC.
The Greek city-states joined together to fight the Persians.
Greece defeated the Persians and peace was declared in 449 BC.
PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
The Peloponnesian War occurred because Sparta feared Athens. They believed Athens had become too powerful because they controlled many city-states and their money.
Athens forms an alliance with city-states (Delian League); Sparta not a member.
Sparta forms alliance with other city-states against Athens.
431 BC, Sparta attacks Athens and war continues until 405 BC
With help of Persia, Sparta builds a navy.
In 405 BC, Sparta’s navy surrounds Athens, preventing food and supplies from reaching Athens.
404 BC, Athens surrenders to Sparta.
War causes devastation to Greek city-states.
After years of rebellion and fighting, Greeks become weak; people die in battle and farms are destroyed.
Eventually, Macedonia, under the rule of Alexander the Great, takes over all of Greece.

5. PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
PERSIAN WARS (499 BC-449 BC)
The Persian Wars occurred because Persia wanted more land, so they invaded Greece.
Greece kept rebelling against Persian rule but was crushed.
There were religious conflicts between monotheistic Persians and polytheistic Greece.
The Persians attacked by sea but were caught and destroyed but the Athenians at Marathon.
The Persians vowed revenge and attacked again in 449 BC.
The Greek city-states joined together to fight the Persians.
Greece defeated the Persians and peace was declared in 449 BC.
PELOPONNESIAN WAR (431 BC-404 BC)
The Peloponnesian War occurred because Sparta feared Athens. They believed Athens had become too powerful because they controlled many city-states and their money.
Athens forms an alliance with city-states (Delian League); Sparta not a member.
Sparta forms alliance with other city-states against Athens.
431 BC, Sparta attacks Athens and war continues until 405 BC
With help of Persia, Sparta builds a navy.
In 405 BC, Sparta’s navy surrounds Athens, preventing food and supplies from reaching Athens.
404 BC, Athens surrenders to Sparta.
War causes devastation to Greek city-states.
After years of rebellion and fighting, Greeks become weak; people die in battle and farms are destroyed.
Eventually, Macedonia, under the rule of Alexander the Great, takes over all of Greece.
Using the information above and your answers to the six questions, write an informative paragraph (5-8 sentences). Make a connection between the two wars by answering the following question: How did the outcome of the Persian Wars lead to the Peloponnesian War?

6. TEACHER SAMPLE
In 499 B.C., the Persians began to expand their empire by capturing territories around the Mediterranean region. When they invaded Greece, Sparta and Athens knew they could not defeat them alone, so they were forced to become allies against the Persians. During the war, the Athenians won an important battle at Marathon. The Greeks also won several battles at sea. Eventually, the Greeks defeated the Persians and their empire.
The Persian Wars forced all Greek city-states to work together to defeat the Persians. After the war, the Spartans believed the Athenians were too powerful and controlled several smaller city-states and their money. Sparta was angry that Athens took advantage of these city-states, by using their money to beautify Athens, and to build extravagant statues and temples, such as the Parthenon. The Peloponnesian war between Sparta and Athens began in 431 B.C. after Sparta attacked Athens. In 405 B.C., Sparta wins the war, after surrounding Athens and cutting off their food and supplies. War and disease devastated the Greek city-states. Eventually, Macedonia, under Alexander the Great, took over all of Greece.

7. FOA-Thursday March 2
USE YOUR FOA FROM THE PAST 3 DAYS TO STUDY FOR YOUR ERQ TODAY!!
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8. FOA-Friday March 3 **Quiz 4 Prep**
1) The Twelve Tables defined the legal rights of Roman ___________.
a) Consuls and rabbis b) Magistrates and bishops
c) Plebeians and patricians d) Men and Women
2) Which feature of ancient Rome made it a republic?
a) Equality for all adult male citizens b) The absences of a king or an emperor
c) Right to free speech in civic events d) Rule of law elected by representatives

9. FOA Answers Monday: 1) Greece
2) Separate, the city-states were weaker and more vulnerable to Persian attack. Together, they were stronger.
Tuesday: 1) Greece defeated Persia in 449 BC
2) Sparta and Athens
Wednesday: 1) Sparta feared Athens had become too powerful due to their money and control of many city-states.
2) Greece was devastated, opening the door for Alexander to conquer all Greece.
Friday: 1) C 2) D