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Ancient Greece Notes 2 War with Persia * At this time, 500BC, the ____________________________ Empire was the greatest power. * Athens assisted the city of Sardis in revolting against Persia and its _________________ ______________. Sardis was a city controlled by Persia. * King Darius vowed ________________________ on the Athenians for helping. * Battle of Marathon – Outnumbered ______________________ defeats the Persian army without any help from any other Greeks. * The Brave 300 – ________________________ king, Leonidas and his army of 300 held back the Persians and King Xerxes. Their defeat was not a failure because they had help the Persians back allowing other Greek cities to organize their armies. *Invasion of Peloponnesus – Themistocles and his Greek ships _________________________the Persians by ramming the Persian ships and then boarding for hand-to-hand attack. Golden Age of Greece * Athens and its allies formed the ________________________ league after the defeat of Persia to defend Greece. * In 461BC, Pericles became the chief ___________________________leader making him the most powerful man in Athens for 33 years. * Under Pericles, many great buildings were built. *Parthenon – a __________________________ built for the goddess Athena. *Phidias, the sculptor who was in charge of building the Parthenon made a statue of _______________ ______ _____________________. This statue was so great that it is considered one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Peloponnesian War * Athens and Sparta go to war. ________________sought to rule all of Greece. * By 413BC Athens fell to Sparta and the Athenian empire _______________. Socrates, Plato, Aristotle * Socrates, a Greek ______________________________, believed that the purpose of men was to understand what is right and good, and then to do it. * He was condemned to death from false charges of corrupting youth. * His ____________________________, Plato, carried on Socrates’ influence. * Aristotle also studied with Plato. He is considered the _________________ of modern science. Hippocrates * The Father of ___________________________ – the first great doctor in history was Hippocrates. * He was believed to be descended from Aclepius, the god of _________________________. * He discovered that each part of the body had a special __________________ or task to perform. * He founded a guild of physicians where members had to swear an oath to heal, do no harm, and not to reveal patients’ secrets. This is called the Hippocratic ____________________ that all physicians took until the end of the 20th century. Greek Legacy * Democratic government – the idea of government by the people, trial by jury, and _________________________ were introduced in 500BC. * Modern science – They introduced ___________________________ of medicine, physics, biology, and math. * Greek art and architecture – many modern building designs ___________________Greek styles. * Drama – Aristotle created the __________________ for drama. Movie scriptwriters still use his ideas. Alexander the Great * Alexander the Great helped _________________ the ideas of the Greeks. He was king of Macedonia in northern Greece and wanted his kingdom to be large. * He ___________________________________ an area as large as the U.S. in 10 years. * In his new lands he ____________________________ Greek cities, Greek language, and Greek ideas.