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Do-now Take out homework to be checked (Greek Philosophers Handout) What are some reasons why city-states would fight? Give at least 2 examples.
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Section 3 Victory and Defeat in the Greek World Main Idea- Competition among the Greek City- States led to conflict
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500 B.C. Athens is wealthiest Greek City State (why?) But they are faced with a threat- the Persians
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The Persian Wars Athens aids Ionian city-states (modern- day Turkey) in their battles with the Persians (why?) Persia defeats the Ionians and wants revenge on the Athenians for helping them
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Darius The Persian leader sends an army to destroy Athens
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Marathon Athenian troops defeat the Persian troops at marathon
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Xerxes Darius’s son attacks Athens with a larger Persian army Sparta helps defend Athens
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SpartansPersians? VS.
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Defeat… Persian troops destroy Sparta and Athens The Athenian navy however defeats the Persian navy and wins the war
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Athens Becomes the most powerful city-state in Greece after the Persian Wars
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What is an Alliance?
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A formal agreement between 2 or more nations or powers to cooperate and come to one another’s defense.
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Delian League Creates an alliance of Greek city-states Encourages them to develop democratic systems of government
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Pericles Athens has a golden age during Pericles term Known as the Age of Pericles
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Athens in the Age of Pericles 1. Direct Democracy 2. Stipend-men paid for public office 3. Jury- 4. Ostracism-banish public figures that threatened democracy (He also gave a great speech)
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The Peloponnesian War (pg 128 in home text) Who: Where: Why: When: What: Outcome:
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