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Chapter 5 Set 2

Terms

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ethics
something that deals with what is good and bad and moral duty.
Pericles
a great general,orator, and statesman who held public office or was active in public life from 461 BC to 429 BC.
Draco
the archon who is believed to have created Athen's first written law code.
Delian League
an alliance of city-states who each contributed money or ships.
Solon
the archon who settled the disputes between creditors and debtors by erasing the debts of the poor and outlawing slavery.
Cleisthenes
the person who seized power and turned Athen's governmental system into a democracy.
Persian wars
the series of conflicts that erupted between Greece and Persia.
Athens
Located on the Attic peninsula. City that was a typical polis built aroudn the rocky hill of the Acropolis.
terracing
carving small, flat plots of land from hillsides
Peloponnesian War
The war between Athens and Sparta.
Ephors
people who made sure that the kind stayed within the law
Pedagogue
the male slave who taught boys manners
rhetoric
the study of oratory, or public speaking, and debating.
Peisistratus
the tyrant that ruled Athens and improved the economy but clashed with the nobles.
Spartan Government
had two kings at the head of the government. One led the army and the other took care of domestic matters.
representative democracy
a form of government where all the citizens elect representatives to govern for them.
direct democracy
a form of government where all citizens participate directly in making decisions
Results of the Peloponnesian War
Sparta had a stronger army and started to invade Athens but the Athenians had a stronger navy and resisted the Spartans attempts to starve them.
Macedonia
one of the places conquered by Xerxes
Xerxes
the son of Darius that led a huge Persian army and fleet against Greece.
Sparta
warrior city-state founded my invaders
Battle of Thermopylae
the battle in which a small force led by 300 Spartans met several Persians going through Thermopylae, the mountain pass.
sophists
the man who opened schools for older boys
Helots
the people who were conquered from the invaders from Peloponnesus

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