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Why was it more practical to take taxes in grain than in gold or other inorganic material in the ancient world? What are some of the services that our government provides that could also be seen as a way to exert control over us? WARM UP
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The first empire & the first “democracy” CLASSICAL PERSIA & ANCIENT GREECE
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Singular political entity Control multiple groups Continuously expanding Tendency towards militarism WHAT IS AN EMPIRE?
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Achaeminid Empire Egypt, Asia Minor, The Levant, Mesopotamia, Persia Conquest & Marriage Rebellions & Barbarians Greece PERSIA: BUILDING A STATE
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Cyrus the Great Satrapy System Postal Service Darius the Great Minted Coins Uniform Weights & Measures Road System Graduated Income Tax Navy PERSIA: LEGITIMIZING POWER
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Zoroastrianism Slavery Cyrus the Messiah Modern Remnants PERSIA: TOLERANCE & SCHOLARSHIP
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Greeks in the Persian colony of Ionia rebelled against what type of Persian ruler? A. Tyrant B. Satrap C. Emperor D. Basileus How did a loss during the Greco- Persian Wars affect the Achaemenid Empire? WARM UP
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Tyrannos and Basileus Supporting revolts Greek Geography Persian Invasion Greek Unity Myths: Civilized Greeks, Uncivilized Persians Delian League PERSIA: THOSE PESKY GREEKS
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Athenian Democracy The Assembly & Strategoi Athenian Architecture Athenian Literature Athenian Scholarship History GOLDEN AGE OF ATHENS
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GREEK CITY STATES AthensSparta Led the Delian LeagueLed the Peloponnesian League Coastal cityLand-locked city MercantileMilitant (Helots) Democratic (Imperial)Oligarchic
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Military Buildup Rebellions by League members Stalemate Land vs. Sea Alliances Lysander & Prince Cyrus PELOPONNESIAN WARS: GREECE’S COLD WAR
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT
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Macedonian conquest of Greece Conquest of Achaemenid Persia Perfect record Legends Gordian Knot King Darius ALEXANDER THE GREAT
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Libraries & Greek Trade & the Beginning of the Silk Road Hellenistic Dynasties Antigonids, Ptolemies, Seleucids Rome HELLENISTIC CULTURE
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