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1 Athens A Badly Drawn Semi-Educational Social Studies Animation Cartoon by Julian Kozmon

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11 Hello, my name is Jeff. I'm here to tell you about Athens.

12 Athens is in Greece Yay!

13 Athens had the strongest Navy

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19 They focused mainly on knowledge and the arts

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23 They were quite smart.

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25 They also trained their youth to run, jump and fight.

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58 Athenians were in the Navy from age 18 to 20.

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60 Athens was an Oligarchy, until a man named Draco came along.

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64 Draco’s laws were really cruel, and most crimes were punishable by death.

65 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

66 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

67 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

68 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

69 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

70 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

71 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

72 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

73 Then along came Solon, making the first set of laws. They were nicer laws.

74 Finally, along came Cleisthenes, and set Athens into democracy.

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82 Around 499 BC, Athens and Sparta united against the Persians.

83 As Sparta fought the Persian army, the Athenians fought the navy.

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90 The Persians were defeated.

91 In 478 BC, Athens joined the Delian League.

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93 Also in the Delian League was the Greek city-state, Thasos.

94 Also in the league was Carystus.

95 The league kept its money on an island named Delos in the Aegean Sea.

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109 Athens then used the money to build more buildings in Athens.

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114 In 431 BC the Peloponnesian war began.

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116 This was a war between the Delian and Peloponnesian league.

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119 Athens was becoming too powerful, and the Spartans rose up to take them down.

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124 The Athenians retreated inside their city, and for 10 years, the navy brought them food and water.

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131 Finally, the Spartans gave up waiting and went home.

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133 Soon afterwards, Athens marched to conquer Sicily

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148 But the Athenians were defeated.

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150 The loss weakened the Athenian empire.

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153 Sparta took the opportunity to attack.

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158 Sparta found this time a good chance to attack.

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160 Sparta attacked Athens while they were weak.

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163 Athens fought back valiantly…

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165 But Sparta’s army was way too powerful.

166 Sparta’s league emerged victorious.

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168 Well, that’s all folks. I hope you loved it.

169 Have a great evening.

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176 Just roll the credits!!!

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178 Animator: Julian Kozmon Writer: Julian Kozmon Choreographer: Julian Kozmon Director: Julian Kozmon Editor: Julian Kozmon Researcher: Julian Kozmon

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