1. Explain Miltiades role and contribution to the Persian Wars.
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Life In Ancient Greece - Barnabas Primary School
... They got together 10,000 men and a general called Miltiades. Miltiades worked on a cunning war plan to confuse the Persians the night before the attack. Although the Athenians were outnumbered they fought well by confusing the Persians and breaking their ranks. The Persians began to panic and ran ba ...
... They got together 10,000 men and a general called Miltiades. Miltiades worked on a cunning war plan to confuse the Persians the night before the attack. Although the Athenians were outnumbered they fought well by confusing the Persians and breaking their ranks. The Persians began to panic and ran ba ...
Ancient Greek Political Thought in Practice
... makes of them. Some critics are, of course, never satisfied. evidence Touching any history of political thinking or thought – as opposed to more or less high theory – in ancient Greece, we historians are hard up against certain unbudgeable or uncircumventable obstacles. There was no prose ‘literatur ...
... makes of them. Some critics are, of course, never satisfied. evidence Touching any history of political thinking or thought – as opposed to more or less high theory – in ancient Greece, we historians are hard up against certain unbudgeable or uncircumventable obstacles. There was no prose ‘literatur ...
Set text guide - Euripedes activity - Handbook
... τὰ Μεγάλα). This was one of the most important religious festivals in the Athenian calendar. It was held every March or April in honour of the god Dionysos, and took the form of drama competitions between different playwrights, who were each commissioned to produce three tragedies and a more light-h ...
... τὰ Μεγάλα). This was one of the most important religious festivals in the Athenian calendar. It was held every March or April in honour of the god Dionysos, and took the form of drama competitions between different playwrights, who were each commissioned to produce three tragedies and a more light-h ...
Two Red Figure Vases and the Stories They Tell
... thus show the Greek influence on Apulian iconography, the ideas behind it, and the method of its creation. Creation of Red Figure Pottery The two vases may come from different geographical locations, but they are held together, not only by their shared history, but by another mutual idea: the way th ...
... thus show the Greek influence on Apulian iconography, the ideas behind it, and the method of its creation. Creation of Red Figure Pottery The two vases may come from different geographical locations, but they are held together, not only by their shared history, but by another mutual idea: the way th ...
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... and that the Greeks were great warriors in close combat. Darius, and later Xerxes, decided that larger numbers Persian forces would be needed. o The Greeks became more aware of the Persian forces and it was Themistokles who predicted the Persians would return with a larger army. Themistokles also re ...
... and that the Greeks were great warriors in close combat. Darius, and later Xerxes, decided that larger numbers Persian forces would be needed. o The Greeks became more aware of the Persian forces and it was Themistokles who predicted the Persians would return with a larger army. Themistokles also re ...
Were ancient Macedonians Greek
... The regions which formed ancient Macedonia had Greek names. Most of these names are used in Greece even today. You can see a list of the regions of ancient Macedonia: ...
... The regions which formed ancient Macedonia had Greek names. Most of these names are used in Greece even today. You can see a list of the regions of ancient Macedonia: ...
The Greek City
... Because of both the difficult conditions and the fact that we have few records to help us reconstruct what happened during this period, historians refer to it as the Dark Age. During the Dark Age, large numbers of Greeks left the mainland and migrated across the Aegean Sea to various islands and espe ...
... Because of both the difficult conditions and the fact that we have few records to help us reconstruct what happened during this period, historians refer to it as the Dark Age. During the Dark Age, large numbers of Greeks left the mainland and migrated across the Aegean Sea to various islands and espe ...
How to Convert an Army Figure into a Population Figure
... Re step 1 (b): The hoplite force was almost invariably supported by some cavalry. The battles of Marathon (490) and Plataea (479) were exceptional in that the Greeks had no cavalry at all.18 In many cases cavalry is mentioned but the number of cavalrymen not recorded,19 but when it is, the relative ...
... Re step 1 (b): The hoplite force was almost invariably supported by some cavalry. The battles of Marathon (490) and Plataea (479) were exceptional in that the Greeks had no cavalry at all.18 In many cases cavalry is mentioned but the number of cavalrymen not recorded,19 but when it is, the relative ...
2008 Excavations
... In this section we went down below the middle Byzantine walls, excavating layers in, over, and behind the building identified as the Painted Stoa. Both the back wall of the building and the interior colonnade were explored and found to be well-preserved at this eastern end of the stoa. Though built ...
... In this section we went down below the middle Byzantine walls, excavating layers in, over, and behind the building identified as the Painted Stoa. Both the back wall of the building and the interior colonnade were explored and found to be well-preserved at this eastern end of the stoa. Though built ...
Ancient Ancient Greece
... The Minoans Because they lived on an island, the Minoans spent much of their time at sea. They were among the best shipbuilders of their time. Minoan ships carried goods such as wood, olive oil, and pottery all around the eastern Mediterranean. They traded these goods for copper, gold, silver, and j ...
... The Minoans Because they lived on an island, the Minoans spent much of their time at sea. They were among the best shipbuilders of their time. Minoan ships carried goods such as wood, olive oil, and pottery all around the eastern Mediterranean. They traded these goods for copper, gold, silver, and j ...
The Phoenician Alphabet The Museum premises, at Level 10, 309
... akousmatics, that is, ‘those eager to hear’, who lived in their own houses and came by day to the society. You are fortunate that, like them, you can eat the biscuits and drink the tea and coffee and can retain your own possessions. I am like one of the members of the inner circle, who were called t ...
... akousmatics, that is, ‘those eager to hear’, who lived in their own houses and came by day to the society. You are fortunate that, like them, you can eat the biscuits and drink the tea and coffee and can retain your own possessions. I am like one of the members of the inner circle, who were called t ...
Chapter 5
... Before launching into the story of the early Greek world, it is important to consider the methodology that Greek historians utilize. In other words, how do we know what we know about the Greek world? Modern scholars of ancient history are notoriously obsessed with evaluating their primary sources cr ...
... Before launching into the story of the early Greek world, it is important to consider the methodology that Greek historians utilize. In other words, how do we know what we know about the Greek world? Modern scholars of ancient history are notoriously obsessed with evaluating their primary sources cr ...
Classical Greece
... civilization, and its greatest contrast with Persia, was in the extent of popular participation in political life. It was this idea of “citizenship,” of free people running the affairs of state, of equality of all citizens before the law, that was so ...
... civilization, and its greatest contrast with Persia, was in the extent of popular participation in political life. It was this idea of “citizenship,” of free people running the affairs of state, of equality of all citizens before the law, that was so ...
Greek Architecture Influences America`s Architecture
... •Greek Architecture was essentially Columnar and Trabeated. ...
... •Greek Architecture was essentially Columnar and Trabeated. ...
Western Civilization
... gods, operate within a certain unalterable framework; their deeds are subject to the demands of fate, or necessity. With a poet’s insight, Homer sensed what would become a fundamental attitude of the Greek mind: there is a universal order to things. Later Greeks would formulate Homer’s poetic insigh ...
... gods, operate within a certain unalterable framework; their deeds are subject to the demands of fate, or necessity. With a poet’s insight, Homer sensed what would become a fundamental attitude of the Greek mind: there is a universal order to things. Later Greeks would formulate Homer’s poetic insigh ...
ANTIGONE WEBQUEST
... Before you can understand her death, you must first become aware of the circumstances surrounding her life. You will obtain background information about Antigone’s family life, and the society in which she lived, by following the trail of clues linked to her ...
... Before you can understand her death, you must first become aware of the circumstances surrounding her life. You will obtain background information about Antigone’s family life, and the society in which she lived, by following the trail of clues linked to her ...
12 Classical Greece
... The wealthy citizens were talking about the proposed policy change. Pericles was due to arrive at any moment. I was acting as his “eyes and ears “ in the market place. Later, I would tell Pericles what I heard being said by the citizens of Athens. “But I think Pericles is right,” another man said. “ ...
... The wealthy citizens were talking about the proposed policy change. Pericles was due to arrive at any moment. I was acting as his “eyes and ears “ in the market place. Later, I would tell Pericles what I heard being said by the citizens of Athens. “But I think Pericles is right,” another man said. “ ...
S1 Topic 4 Life in Ancient Greece
... There were many famous figures in Ancient Greece. Work in pairs and learn more about these Greek figures. Each pair has to help each other to complete a worksheet about two famous Ancient Greek figures. There is some missing information about the famous figures on the worksheet for each partner. For ...
... There were many famous figures in Ancient Greece. Work in pairs and learn more about these Greek figures. Each pair has to help each other to complete a worksheet about two famous Ancient Greek figures. There is some missing information about the famous figures on the worksheet for each partner. For ...
How does the civilization of Ancient Greece
... You undoubtedly know that the Modern Olympic Games has its beginnings in Ancient Greece. What you may not know, however, is that many other important concepts and innovations were developed during Greece’s Classical Era that we continue to use today. It is important for us to realize that History is ...
... You undoubtedly know that the Modern Olympic Games has its beginnings in Ancient Greece. What you may not know, however, is that many other important concepts and innovations were developed during Greece’s Classical Era that we continue to use today. It is important for us to realize that History is ...
MS-HSS-AC-Unit 4 -- Chapter 10- Greek World
... city's walls. Statues throughout the city glittered with gold, silver, and precious jewels. During Darius's rule a new religion arose in the Persian Empire as well. This religion, which was called Zoroastrianism (zawr-uh-WAS-tree-uh-nih-zuhm), taught that there were two forces fighting for control o ...
... city's walls. Statues throughout the city glittered with gold, silver, and precious jewels. During Darius's rule a new religion arose in the Persian Empire as well. This religion, which was called Zoroastrianism (zawr-uh-WAS-tree-uh-nih-zuhm), taught that there were two forces fighting for control o ...
NEW OXFORD HISTORY OF MUSIC
... contrapuntal. Plato, speaking of elementary education, is not denying that classical accompaniments could be heterophonic, though they were almost certainly simpler or less obtrusive. What he does make clear is that the composer's legacy was simply the sung poem: the instrumental part is conceived a ...
... contrapuntal. Plato, speaking of elementary education, is not denying that classical accompaniments could be heterophonic, though they were almost certainly simpler or less obtrusive. What he does make clear is that the composer's legacy was simply the sung poem: the instrumental part is conceived a ...
Sample Chapter 2 - McGraw Hill Higher Education
... state, their participation in its life. In Athens the government was a democracy in which the male citizens themselves, not their representatives, made political decisions directly. This democracy allowed no role for women, foreigners, or slaves. Sparta, Athens’ leading rival, chose by contrast a se ...
... state, their participation in its life. In Athens the government was a democracy in which the male citizens themselves, not their representatives, made political decisions directly. This democracy allowed no role for women, foreigners, or slaves. Sparta, Athens’ leading rival, chose by contrast a se ...
Greek contributions to Islamic world
Greece played an important role in the transmission of classical knowledge to the Islamic world and to Renaissance Italy, and also in the transmission of medieval Arabic science to Renaissance Italy. Its rich historiographical tradition preserved ancient knowledge upon which art, architecture, literature and technological achievements were built.